Resume Basics
Job Applications
Do’s & Don’ts
Resume Sections
Job Skills
100

What is a resume?

A brief summary of your skills, education, and experience.

100

What personal information is usually required on a job application?

Name, address, phone number, and email.

100

Should you use slang in a resume?

No

100

Which section lists your past jobs, volunteer work, or internships?

Work Experience

100

What skill shows you can handle problems or challenges calmly?

Problem-solving

200

What section of a resume lists your middle school, graduation year, or GPA?

Education.

200

What is the best color of ink to use when filling out a paper application?

Blue or black 

200

What should you check for before submitting a resume or application?

Spelling and grammar errors.

200

Where would you include awards or honors you received?

Achievements

200

Which skill involves working well with classmates, coworkers, or teammates?

Teamwork 

300

What is the purpose of a resume?

To show employers why you’re a good fit for a job.


300

What does “desired wage” mean?

How much money you hope to earn.

300

What should you not list as a reference?

Family and friends 

300

You should include your social media accounts on a resume.

False

300

What is the skill of managing your time and getting work done on schedule?

Time management

400

True or False: A resume should always be one page for students. 

True 

400

Why is it important to write neatly on a job application?

It shows professionalism and helps employers read your information.

400

What is one major “red flag” for employers when reviewing applications or resumes?

Messy writing, incorrect info, no contact info, job-hopping, ect 

400

What is the first thing an employer usually looks at on a resume?

Your name and contact information

400

True or False: Communication skills only mean talking.

False (it includes listening, writing, and body language)

500

What is the difference between a resume and an application?

A resume is a summary you create; an application is a form the employer requires you to fill out.

500

Why do you have to write your signature on a job application? 

Serves as a legal confirmation that everything you wrote is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge.

500

True or False: Putting skills or job experience that you don't have is okay. 

False

500

True or False: Your hobbies should start with an action word. 

False, skills should start with an action word. 

500

Name a skill that would be important for a cashier job.

Math skills, customer service, handling money, ect


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