Interviews
What time is considered "on time?"
a. 10 minutes early
b. On time
c. 5 minutes early
What is 5 minutes early?
What is the highest credit score you can receive?
What is 850?
How often should you update your resume?
What is FREQUENTLY?
Name ONE of Mr. Holloman's many past jobs/current jobs?
What is a lifeguard, teacher, DJ, etc?
True or False. Are you obligated to tell your future employer your religion? Why or why not?
What is FALSE?
a. 300-629
b. 630-689
c. 690-719
d. 720-850
What is 690-719?
Typically, how long should a resume be?
What is ONE page?
However, there are small exceptions to this :)
This is a 30 to 60 second summary of yourself where the goal is to "sell yourself" as a professional. What is this called?
What is an elevator pitch?
What is the most important thing to remember at the end of the interview?
What is say "thank you"
True or False. Checking your credit scores will not impact them.
TRUE. Checking out your credit scores and credit reports does not impact your credit scores.
What information should you include if you have never had a job before?
What is volunteer experience, academic accomplishments, athletic awards, etc.?
This is the term for "an agreement to use a vehicle for a set period of time for a predetermined price."
What is a lease?
What should you do after an interview and within what timeframe should you do this? Why?
What is thank you letter and/or email within 24 hours?
Which of these is NOT a factor that impacts your credit score?
a. Payment History
b. Debit Card Utilization
c. Derogatory marks
f. Hard Inquiries
What is Debit Card Utilization (b)?
Credit Card Utilization impacts your credit score.
What is at the bottom of your resume?
This is the term for "an interest rate on a loan."
What is Annual Percentage Rate/APR?
Answer this interview question as if you were interviewing:
"What makes you stand out from other candidates we are interviewing? Why should I hire you?"
Great job!
What are the three types of credit?
(Hint: two start with an e and one starts with a t)
What is Experian, Equifax and TransUnion?
What is it should be appropriate and should not include nicknames, slang, vulgar language, etc.?
What is the correct term for the definition below?
"Often used to determine the value of a trade-in vehicle, it is referring to Kelley Blue Book, a highly respected used-car pricing guide for virtually every make and model."
HINT: It is a color!
What is Blue Book Value?