Resume Legit
Before Interview
During Interview
After Interview
Lessons Learned
100
This is a written document that describes your skills and experiences:
What is a Resume
100
True of False: Job applications should always be filled out using a pencil.
What is False. Never a pencil, always typed and printed out, or using a pen (ink).
100
How do you properly introduce yourself?
What is Smile, state your full name, and shake hands with interviewer.
100
What can make you ‘stand out’ as a candidate?
What is Follow up email, or thank you email.
100
This can help you keep track of your spending:
What is A Budget.
200
True of False: You should always keep your resume updated.
What is True.
200
If your interview is at 3:00p.m. what time should you arrive?
What is 15-20 minutes prior to your interview time, is generally the appropriate time for you to arrive.
200
You should have an idea about this, and be comfortable asking about it:
What is Compensation (pay).
200
What is a question that you should ask after an interview, if it is not clarified during the interview?
What is An approximate time frame of when you’ll be hearing back regarding the position.
200
What is the 9-digit number that employers will ask you for:
What is Your SIN (Social Insurance Number).
300
What contact information should you provide on your resume?
What is Full name, full address, telephone number, and email.
300
Give 2 sample interview questions?
What is Why should we hire you? Tell us a little about you… What are you strengths and weaknesses?...etc.
300
When does an interview begin?
What is As soon as you step foot through the company/store/agency doors.
300
What is a thank you email, and when should you send one?
What is A thank you email, is an email thanking the employer/interviewer for their time, and opportunity. You should reiterate your interest in the position, briefly touch on your experiences relevant to the job, and refer to your actual interview for additional details. This should be sent no more than 1 day after you’ve been interviewed.
300
Fill in the blank: A ____________ is required for most jobs?
What is High school diploma.
400
What is a CV?
What is Curriculum Vitae. It is a more comprehensive form of a resume, usually including a picture. It is mostly requested in Europe, but it can be requested in Canada, however, usually for more professional, experienced positions.
400
What is appropriate attire for an interview?
What is Dress pants, dress shirt, appropriate length skirt, appropriate shoes/heels, tie, bow tie, blazers…etc.
400
‘Tell me a little bit about yourself,’ is a common interview question. Give an example of what your answer would be:
What is Answers will vary. Generally, discuss your education, volunteer experience, hobbies…etc. Do not discuss things that are of no relevance to the position you are applying for, or things that are personal.
400
What should you do if you don't get the job?
What is apply again. Apply to other jobs, do not give up or be discouraged, it is hard! Always work on improving yourself.
400
List 3 places you can access to look for a job:
What is Local newspaper ads Websites In-person
500
List 3 things that you should not include in your resume (also that an employer cannot ask for):
What is Nationality, date of birth, marital status.
500
What things should you research/prepare for before your interview?
What is The location of your interview, company information, rehearse interview questions, try on attire to make sure they fit/look appropriate…etc.
500
List 3 examples of how you can display confidence during your interview:
What is Asking questions Maintaining eye contact Smiling and nodding Posture
500
Give 2 reasons why it may appear that you’re not getting a call back:
What is Full voice mail box Not checking email Not checking spam/junk emails Wrong, or not updated contact information
500
A person who can attest to your work performance is called a ___________. Give 3 examples of who they can be:
What is A reference. Examples of references can be: teachers, coaches, former employers…etc.
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