Co-Workers
Do's and Don'ts
The Job Interview
The Job Application
Misc.
100

If I have a problem with a coworker and the problem relates to work, who is the FIRST person I should talk to about the problem?

Speak to the coworker you have a problem with. This gives him/her a chance to work with you toward solving the problem.

100

True or False: When asked what your expected pay is, you should answer minimum wage. 

False; because you might be low-balling the employer. Instead answer "negotiable".

100

What should you wear to a job interview? Be specific. 

Professional attire; dress pants and shoes, modest top. Do not wear the job uniform. 

100

True or False: It is OK to complete a job application with a pencil. 

False; it is more professional to complete it in a black or blue pen.

100

If I'm seeking part-time employment, how much time do I have to dedicate to job search weekly? 

Between 10 and 20.

200

It is acceptable to leave your assigned work station to assist a co-worker any time he/she needs help.

Absolutely not.

200

Clocking in 15 minutes early and staying beyond your shift to finish your workload is only acceptable when _______.

When you have been approved to do so by your upper management. 
200

When should you arrive for an interview scheduled for 10:00am? 

9:45am at the earliest. 

200

If a question on a job application does not apply to you, what should you put? 

N/A.

200

If you want to quit your current job, how much notice should you give?

2 weeks. 

300

What would you do if/when a co-worker began to share a personal issue with you while on the clock?

Sympathize briefly, but don't get involved. 

300

What is the most appropriate action for you to take once you have completed your assigned work tasks before your shift is over?

Seek out your supervisor to give you direction. 

300

Describe the body language you should have during an interview. 

Hand shake, hands in your lap, feet planted on the ground, sit up straight, lean slightly forward, and look your interviewer in the eye. Smile and engage with each interviewer and nod slightly as he or she speaks. 

300

When asked "what hours are you available to work", how should you answer it? 

Open availability, if possible. 

300

How should you explain the gaps in your resume to an employer/interviewer? 

Be honest, but consider what would sound best to the interviewer and get you the job. 

400

How would you handle it if you witnessed a co-worker making an ethically incorrect choice? i.e. taking company products home. 

Share what you observed with your direct supervisor. 

400

It is necessary to disclose barriers toward your employment with you supervisor? For example, mental health diagnosis.  

Personal preference. There are times this is important and appropriate, there are others that it is not.  

400

Should you have questions prepared to ask the interviewer? If so, give examples. 

Yes, asking questions indicates your interest in the company. Come prepared with questions based on your research of the company.  

400

True or False: If you make a few small mistakes on a job application, it is OK to neatly white-out the mistakes.

True; if they are very small mistakes and not more than two.

400

True or False: You should share personal information with your co-workers.

False; avoid sharing personal information with co-workers to maintain a professional relationship.

500

How do you maintain a friendly, yet professional boundary with your co-workers? 

Keep conversation on the job brief, be a team player, assist when necessary, and most importantly do not engage with them outside of work. 

500
When is the appropriate time to follow-up with an employer after you have submitted a job application or completed an interview? 

Approximately one week. 

500

When asked "what is your greatest professional strength and weakness?" in a job interview, how will you answer? 

Strength: Share your true strengths, not those you think the interviewer wants to hear. Choose strengths that are most targeted to this particular position. Follow up with an example of how you've demonstrated these traits in a professional setting.

Weakness: Choose an answer that you struggle with, but you’re working to improve.

500
True or False: you should not fill out a job application if you do not meet all the requirements. 

False.

500

Name 5 things that should be included on your resume.

Contact information, work experience, education, volunteer, etc.