Job Seeking Skills
A form you fill out to apply for a job is an ___.
Application
This document summarizes your skills, education, and work experience.
Resume
This form employers use to collect information about job applicants.
Application
Arriving on time for work shows this quality.
Punctuality
This is a common interview question: “Tell me about your ____.”
Self
Details of what tasks will be performed at a job are
Job description
This section of a résumé highlights your abilities and strengths.
Skills
This letter explains why you are a good fit for a job.
Cover letter
This skill helps you work effectively with coworkers.
Teamwork
How early should you arrive to a job interview?
10-15 Minutes
What section on a website lists job openings
Careers section
If you have little or no work experience, you can include this on your resume.
Volunteer Experience
This is the best email address to use when applying for jobs.
Professional
This skill allows you to handle challenges calmly and positively.
Problem-solving
This message should thank the interviewer and restate interest in the job.
Thank you note or email
This website contains companies that are hiring.
Indeed
School appears in what section of a resume.
Education
This term describes following up after submitting an application or interview.
Follow-up
Treating coworkers fairly and kindly demonstrates this.
Respect
This term means checking in if you haven’t heard back.
Follow-up
Asking someone about work opportunities is called ___.
Networking
This section contains the names of people that can be called after you apply for a job.
References
This communication skill includes being polite, clear, and respectful.
Professionalism
Adjusting to new tasks, schedules, or rules shows this skill.
Adaptability
This method uses Situation, Task, Action, and Result to answer questions.
STAR Method