Job Applications
They are the companies that hire (or employ) you.
What is an "employee?"
This is what job interviews are for.
What is so potential employers can see if you are a good fit for the job?
This is what you should do if you don't understand directions or instructions at work.
What is "ask questions" or "ask for help."
This is what you should say to greet a customer.
What is "Hello, Sir/Ma'am. How can I help you?"
These are jobs in a store.
Answers may vary: Cashier, greeter, bagger, customer service, fronter/stocker, custodian, manager, etc.
This is what a job application is for.
What is to give a potential employer about yourself?
This is grooming and hygiene.
What is being neat and clean, looking your best?
This is teamwork.
What is working together with others?
This is the facial expression you should have when talking to customers.
What is a smile?
These are jobs in the restaurant industry.
Answers may vary: waiter/waitress/server, cook/chef, host/hostess, busser, expeditor, manager, bartender, etc.
This is the term for people you put on your resume that can tell a potential employer about how you work.
What are "references?"
This is what you should wear to a job interview.
What are nice, clean, and neat clothes, no jeans, flip-flops, etc.?
This is what you should do before and after handling food, after using the restroom, or after coughing or sneezing.
What is washing hands?
This is what you should do if you are having a hard time completing a task.
These are jobs in the animal care industry.
Answers may vary: Vet, pet shop worker, dog walker, petsitter, zookeeper, animal shelter worker, etc.
This is the information about yourself, like your name, address, and contact information.
What is "personal information?"
Name something to include when you answer the question, "Why do you want to work here?"
Various responses, like something you like about the company, why you want to work in that kind of work, or how your skills apply to the job
This is what it's called when your job tells you to wear a very specific kind of clothing.
What is a uniform?
This is how you should greet your boss.
What is respectfully, use Mr. or Ms., etc.?
These are jobs in the hotel industry.
Answers may vary: Receptionist, housekeeper, bellhop, groundskeeper, bartender/restaurant worker, barista, etc.
This is another term for your work history.
What is "vocational history?"
This is the worst answer for "Why do you want to work here?"
What is "money?"
This is what it's called when employees help people who come to or call the business.
What is "customer service?"
This is what to do if you are going to miss work.
What is call or email, depending on the rules of you job, before you miss your shift.
These are jobs in the entertainment industry.
Answers may vary:Actor/actress, musician, comedian, athlete, content creator, etc.