Get that job!
A 1 page document that shows your skills and experiences.
resume
You should arrive this many minutes early for an interview.
10-15 minutes
The person who tells you what to do at work and who you report to.
supervisor or manager
You should never lie on this form.
application
Using polite language and being respectful shows this.
professionalism
What is another 1 page document employers often ask for that describes your skills, experiences, and qualifications in detail?
cover letter
What you should wear to make a good impression.
professional or business casual attire
Showing up when you're supposed to and not being late shows this.
responsibility and reliability
Mistakes on your application that might not get you hired.
missing a signature, a date, not completing the full application, not following instructions (ex: putting your first name, last name when the application asks for last name, first name)
This type of email address is best for a job search.
professional email address! (example: first initial last name. jbaldwin2025@gmail.com)
A person who can speak positively about your work experience. Tip: You should get permission first!
reference
You should research this before your interview. Tip: Come prepared!
the company or employer & job description
If you're sick or running late, who should you contact first?
supervisor or manager
These help employers contact you and you should always include on your applications.
Responding to instructions without arguing shows this.
respect, good attitude, professionalism, effective communication
You should always check all work documents and applications for these before submitting.
Grammar and spelling mistakes!
You should silence and put this away so it doesn’t distract you during an interview.
Your phone
This gets taken out of your paycheck every time you work.
taxes
This number is often required to legally work.
Social Security Number
Using this tone of voice shows maturity.
calm and respectful tone
This section on an application or resume usually includes your phone number, email, and sometimes your address.
contact information
During an interview, how should you speak and carry yourself to show confidence and respect?
speak clearly, make eye contact, and stay confident
To get hired, you’ll need this legal document that proves who you are.
ID or identification card
After you turn in a job application, how can you check if they’ve seen it or are interested?
follow up with a call or email
You should keep this off during work hours unless it's part of your job.