Job Applications & Interview Tips
The best way to determine the minimum age requirement for a job.
What is going on the company’s careers site and checking the minimum employment age?
Where is a good place to look for jobs if you're only available for a short period of time?
What is searching for "seasonal" or "temporary" positions?
What should NOT be included on a resume?
What is your social security number?
If you’ve been offered a job but decide it’s not a good fit after the interview, what is the best course of action?
What is politely letting the company know you're no longer interested, thanking them for their time?
What should you do if you can't make it to your scheduled interview but still want the job?
What is calling as soon as possible, explaining why you can't make it, and expressing interest in rescheduling?
What should you do to perform research on a job before applying?
What is reading the job description or posting and watching any available welcome videos from the company’s Careers page?
What’s an example of a good reference for your job application?
What are past supervisors of volunteer work or teachers, with their permission?
How should you respond if a manager asks you about your flexibility during the interview?
What is being honest about your availability, but stating you’re flexible for everything except fixed commitments like school hours?
What should you wear to an interview when you’re unsure about the dress code?
What is wearing one level more formal than the employees, like wearing khakis and a polo shirt if employees wear jeans and t-shirts?
How do you know if the position you’re applying for offers flexible hours?
What is honestly sharing your availability and being clear about fixed commitments like school hours?
What should you include in your resume to help the employer get to know you?
What is your name, contact information, education, and any volunteer or work experience?
What is one of the best ways to prepare for a job interview?
What is role-playing interview questions with a friend or family member who has interview experience?
What is an appropriate way to answer the common interview question, "Tell me about yourself"?
What is mentioning your school activities, volunteer work, and interests, but not your need for money?
If you want to know the pay rate for a position, what’s the best approach?
What is researching your state’s minimum wage, checking the job posting, or asking the interviewer directly if the pay is not listed?
If you have a disability that may require accommodations, what should you do on your job application?
What is either not answering the disability question or disclosing it if you feel comfortable, after consulting with a physician?
When you’re applying for a job that requires transportation, what should you consider in your startup costs?
What is the cost of transportation, such as bus fare, tolls, or parking?
If you're preparing for an interview and don’t have anyone to help you, what’s a good strategy?
What is practicing in front of a mirror and researching online job experts for tips?
If you want to find out about the company’s policies regarding tuition reimbursement, what should you ask during the interview?
What is asking about the company’s tuition reimbursement or college savings plans?
What is hood, gauntlet gloves, safety glasses, long pants and shirt, and head protection (beanie, etc.)
If you have a medical condition that might require accommodations, when should you discuss it with your potential employer?
What is after being offered the job, and only if you feel comfortable, possibly discussing it with your manager after consulting your physician?