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True or False: Applying to 100 jobs with the same resume is the best strategy.

Tailoring your resume usually gets better results.

100

What is a Cover Letter?

This document is often submitted with a resume to explain why you are interested in a position and how your skills match the job.

100

What will get you an interview?

Well written, with no gaps ATS safe resume

100

What are Transferable Skills?

Abilities you can use across different jobs, industries, and roles not just one specific position. 

100

Question: What does "business casual" usually mean?

Answer: Professional clothing that is less formal than a suit, such as dress pants and a collared shirt or blouse.

200

You meet 8 out of 10 qualifications on the posting. Should you apply?

You meet 8 out of 10 qualifications on the posting. Should you apply?

200

What is to 'ask for their permission'?

Before using someone as a reference, you should always do this.

200

You find your dream job but the posting closes in 2 hours. What should you do?

Apply with your best available resume and improve it later if needed.

200

Question: You accidentally call the company by their competitor's name.


Correct yourself quickly and continue confidently.

200

Can employers ask your age during an interview?

They generally should not ask because it may lead to discrimination concerns.

300

What is the ALIS website?

This Alberta resource can be used to research wage and salary information.

300

The candidate answered every question with "As an AI language model..." Hire or No Hire?

No Hire. Employers want your experience not ChatGPT's.

300

You have applied to 50 jobs and heard nothing back. What should you change first?

Answer: Review your resume, keywords, targeting strategy, and networking efforts.

300

What is a quantitative statement?

This type of statement is especially powerful in interviews because it includes measurable results such as percentages, savings, or productivity improvements.

300

What Would You Do?

Question: The interviewer says, "Sell me this stapler."

Focus on the problem it solves rather than the object itself.

400

What are SMART goals?

This goal-setting method stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Truthful/Time-Specific, and Support.

400

The candidate interviewed perfectly but their email address is partyanimal420@hotmail.com. Hire or No Hire?

Maybe Hire, but change the email. A professional email helps make a stronger first impression.

400

What is 20 seconds?

According to the manual, a resume has about this many seconds to make a positive impression.

400

Question: You forget the interviewer's name immediately.


Politely ask them to repeat it or use "you" until you remember.

400

Question: What is the number one reason people are late for interviews?

Answer: Not planning enough travel time or underestimating traffic.

500

A job posting asks for 10 years of experience in software that has only existed for 5 years. What should you do?

Apply anyway if you meet most of the requirements. 

500

What is the company?

This should be researched before writing a cover letter so you can explain why you want to work there.

500

Employers spend less than 10 seconds reviewing many resumes during the first screening. True/False

True

500

“I reduced project completion time by 15%,” can be considered as what kind of statement?

A quantifying statement

500

What is personal information such as age, marital status, or religion on a resume?

These should not be included on a resume because they are unrelated to your ability to do the job.

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