Resume
Cover Letter
Dress Code Do's and Don'ts
Interview
100

How long should your resume be?

One page.

100

How is a cover letter different from a resume?

Paragraph/letter format, lets you explain why your experiences/skills will be useful to that specific role in the company. 

100

DO OR DON'T: For females, wearing a skirt or dress above the knees. 

Don't.

100

How should your emotions be when in an interview?

Excited, motivated, curious, respectful, etc. 

200

What should the first section of your resume be?

Name/contact info.

200

Where can you go on campus for help writing/editing your cover letter?

The Career Center!

200

DO OR DON'T: For males, wearing a crazy pattern suit. 

Don't.

200

What should you have prepared before the interview?

Questions about the company.

300

True or false: experiences should be in chronological order (most recent experience first).

True
300

True or false: You are able to submit the same exact cover letter to any job you apply for. 

False

300

DO OR DON'T: assume you can always "dress up".

DO. If you're unsure, always dress up to the occasion, never dress down.

300

True of false: Send a follow up email, thanking the employer for their time. 

True!

400

What information do you need when listing a work/related experience?

Company/school, your position at the company, city and state location, dates worked there, ~3 bullet points

400

How many parapgraphs should a cover letter be?

3-4. Introduction, body, closing.

400

DO OR DON'T: Wear anything that is uncomfortable.

DON'T. You want to feel comfortable during the interview so that you can properly focus!

400

USC Career Service that lets you practice your interview skills for free!

Big Interview.

500

Where should your references go on your resume?

Trick question. Nowhere.
500

How long should a cover letter be?

Between 1/2 and one full page. 

500

DO OR DON'T: Wear accessories. 

Do! Just make sure they are classy, and not over the top. 

500

What do you do if you don't know the answer during an interview?

Apologize, ask for a second to think, redirect your answer. "I'm sorry, while I don't know the answer to that specific question, I do know that..."

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