Networking
Instagram is an example of this type of networking site.
What is a social network?
Event at which job seekers can meet with representatives from companies that have job openings
What is a job fair?
An organization or company that helps individuals find employment opportunities.
What are employment agencies?
A résumé used to apply for jobs on the Internet
What is an electronic resume?
Indeed is an example of this type of networking site.
What is a professional network?
Job posting that appears in places a job seeker might look.
What is employment advertisement?
Public employment agencies are paid by the ____.
What is the government?
Job search websites enable you to target these in a chosen geographical area
What are job leads?
Website designed to help you share information and build relationships with others.
What is a social network?
A document that contains questions and blank spaces where the applicant provides information.
What is an application form?
State or federal program that helps people find jobs in government, industry, and other areas
What is a public employment service?
Searching the ________ is a good way to find available jobs
What is the internet?
Website designed specifically for people who are seeking to expand their career networks.
What is a professional networking site?
Document that describes your education, work experience, and other qualifications for work.
What is a resume?
A business that helps people find jobs
What is a private employment agency?
Work samples in a(n) ____________________ should showcase your achievements.
What is a portfolio?
The action or process of interacting with others to exchange information and develop professional or social contacts.
What is networking?
Selection of materials that you can use to document your skills, talents, or accomplishments over a period of time
What is a portfolio?
A private employment agency receives a fee from _______________
What is the employee (applicant) or employer?
A résumé to be read on a computer uses a simplified format.
What is "Plain Text"?