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100

This should always be done when writing a resume.

Tell the truth.

100

Name two reasons why you may need a resume.

To apply for a job or for college applications.

100

How any references should you include in your resume?

References should not be on a resume unless an employer requests them.

100

How long do potential employers look at a resume?


A. 1 hour


B. Less than 30 seconds


C. All day

B. Less than 30 seconds

100

A resume is often a hiring manager's ________________ of you.

first impression

200

The type of photo you should use on your resume.

Photos on resumes are popular nowadays, but still not recommended.

200

This is applied to your resume for every application you submit or job you finish.

Customize and/or update the resume.

200

You can either ______ your own resume, or use a ________ on a computer program or website.

Create, Template

200

True or False?

When you're looking for work, you need to have a copy of your resume on hand.

True

200

True or false?

You should not proofread, or spell check your resume.

False

300

How long should your resume be?

1 - 2 pages

300

What is the purpose of a resume?

To market yourself and obtain an interview.

300

What is a resume?


A. the same as a job application


B. A summary of your skills and experience


C. A document to give to people before you get married

B. A summary of your skills and experience

300

True or False?

If you are well-qualified for the position, one or two typos or misspellings on your resume will not be a problem.

False

300

You should you list your GPA on your resume if it has this:

3.0 or better

400

The section of the resume where you list your proficiency with Excel, your ability to speak another language, and your typing speed (60 words or more per minute).

Skills/Qualifications

400

What are the 6 (six) areas that can be included on a Resume?


A. contact info, date of birth, driver's license, social, skills, and picture


B. picture, your brother's name, contact, social, driver's license, and skills


C. contact info, skills, education, work experience, accomplishments, and references

C. contact info, skills, education, work experience, accomplishments, and references

400

If you are new to the work force and have no work experience, you can focus on....

your voluntary work, extracurricular activities, education, and talents. 

400

True or false?

Past work experiences should be listed in chronological order.

True.

400

Following the distribution of your resume to potential companies, your approach ought to be...

plan a detailed follow-up with each perspective employer. 

500

The area of the resume where you list previous jobs.

Work Experience

500

What information should you include in your past work experiences? Name two (2). 

Your position, dates worked, accomplishments, manager and contact information.

500

Which of these is an appropriate email for a resume?


A. Lovefishing@xxxx.com

B. Clownboner78@xxxx.com

C.  john.smith@xxxx.com 

C. john.smith@xxxx.com 

500

Do not tell this about a previous job on your resume...

Reasons for leaving the employment. This should be left open for discussion during an interview.

500

A _________ can be a client, former employer, manager, instructor, neighbor, friend, or anybody who has witnessed and endorsed your character and professional performance.

Reference