Writing Resumes
Common Abbreviations
Charts and Graphs
Time Cards
Vocabulary Words
100
What you hope to achieve in your job and is included on your resume.
What is a career goal.
100
IA and NE
What is Iowa and Nebraska.
100
A line of cells going straight across a page.
What is a row.
100
One pay period of 7 days
What is a pay week.
100
A scheduled period of work or duty.
What is a shift.
200
The part of the resume where you list the jobs you have had or skills you have.
What is experience.
200
PT even.
What is part time evenings.
200
A box on a spreadsheet where a row and column meet.
What is a cell.
200
When two people divide one job.
What is job sharing.
200
A card used with a time clock to record an employees starting and quitting times during each day on the job.
What is a time card
300
The part of a resume called where you put your name, address, and phone number.
What is personal information.
300
Comp. exp. req.
What is Computer experience required.
300
A way to multiply, divide, add or subtract numbers on a spreadsheet.
What is a formula.
300
Important words that give the main idea.
What are key words.
300
A nine digit number used to identify Americans
What is a social security number.
400
Activities in school other than course work.
What is extracurricular activites.
400
Ins. incl.
What is insurance included
400
A drawing that uses lines and shaded areas to present and compare information.
What is a bar graph.
400
I worked from 8:00am-11:30am. How many hours did I work?
What is 3 1/2 hours.
400
The first copy of a piece of writing that often contains errors that a writer corrects.
What is a rough draft.
500
List 4 parts of a resume.
What is personal information, career goal, education, experience, extracurricular activities, references.
500
FT pos. avail.
What is full time position available.
500
A computer program used to process numbers.
What is a spreadsheet.
500
I worked from 3:30pm-8:00pm. How many hours did I work?
What is 4 1/2 hours.
500
A form used in making a request to be hired.
What is a job application.