The Job Hunting Cycle Test Multiple Choice/ True or False Section Version A.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
* * Prologue Getting Ready for Prime Time Copyright © 2010 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.McGraw-Hill/Irwin.
Advertisements

Interviews Completing Applications Scheduling Interviews Questions to Ask the Employer Your Rights and Responsibilities.
Student Job Centre 2012 Sault College Career Essentials Job Search Techniques.
10.02 Career Development Techniques Sherry Brooks David W. Butler HS August 27, 2009.
Cover Letter Writing.
Chapter 18 Interviewing for Jobs
Interviewing Workshop Presented by:Peter Wick, FCAS, MAAA Sarah Shoemaker Milliman, Inc. September 10, 2009.
Building a Successful Career in the Industry
The Career Place Connecting Workers and Employers Cover Letters: Selling your skills on paper.
 What is a cover letter?  A cover letter is a formal letter that accompanies your resume.  It is used to introduce yourself to potential employers.
In essence, WHY you are applying for the job!.  They are an essential part of your resume package that you give to a potential employer  This is you.
© Thomson South-Western CHAPTER 13 SLIDE1 Ann K. Jordan Lynne T. Whaley Investigating Your Career Searching for a Job.
JOB SUCCESS SKILLS SALARY NEGOTIATION. 2 PRE-TEST (True – False) 1.There are five (5) stages of employer thinking. 2.You should “talk” salary as early.
Career Development Overview Workshop. Are you ready??  Organize yourself  Stay organized  Set a goal  Review your progress  Follow Up  There is.
Getting the Job You Want
Chapter 6 Effective Strategies to Get the Job You Want: Interviewing Strategies Copyright Raymond Gerson.
CHAPTER 13 BUILDING CAREERS AND WRITING RÉSUMÉS
1 Job Search Workshop Inuvialuit Career Centre April 2006.
Computer Science Interviewing skills. Developed by and borrowed from The Career Management Center.
Section 38.3 The Job Interview
HOW I GET HELP FROM OTHERS HOW I GET HELP FROM OTHERS Beginning of Section 3 of Four Parts.
Preparing for Interviews
Unit 3 Networking & References Career Development Strategies.
Managing Life Skills. Write a Cover Letter A cover letter tells the employer that you are applying for a position in the company. Keep it short No longer.
Chapter 7 Applying for a Job Chapter 7 Applying for a Job Lesson 7.1 Presenting Yourself Lesson 7.1 Presenting Yourself.
The Job Interview Process Chapter 18
Tips for Going on a Second Interview Mr. Endicott Personal Career Planning Class 110.
INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES BEFORE THE INTERVIEW Complete an application in your own handwriting. Use your best penmanship. Neatness counts! Learn something.
So, You Want a Job?. Preparation Arrive 15 minutes early Research the company Bring extra copies of resume and reference sheet Bring an extra pen and.
Job Searching 101 By: Career Services. How do you Job Hunt What is your background? What is your background? What is your educational background? What.
Career Studies Test Review Answer Key. Explain in your own words what is a career? What does it mean to have a career? Why do we need to begin planning.
The Job Hunting Cycle & WorkPlace Issues Practice Test.
Tuesday Sign up for interview slots All work due today
THE INTERVIEW PROCESS.  Only one chance to make first impression  Prove that you are the right fit for the organization  Show that you are a serious.
Phoning employers. Opening lines Rehearse your opening lines before you call. Here’s what to do: 1. introduce yourself 2. tell them why you are contacting.
ESCP-EAP MBA Personal Development Workshop Berlin February 2006 Ian Thomas, Visiting Faculty ESCP-EAP. February 2006 MBA Programme. Berlin Workshop Stream.
Researching Jobs Module Twenty Six Copyright © 2014 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. McGraw-Hill/Irwin.
Do Now Take out the notes page from yesterday and complete page 2.
Job Applications and Interviews
The Interview Process Journal Response  Imagine that you are an employer, list 5 questions you would ask a prospective employee and think about the response.
JOBTALKS CAREER FAIR PREPARATIONS Indiana University Kelley School of Business C. Randall Powell, Ph.D Contents used in this presentation are adapted from.
Studying for Tests Before the Test Be sure to find out ahead of time. –what material the test will cover –what type of test it will be (multiple choice,
JOB SUCCESS SKILLS SALARY NEGOTIATION. Objective At the conclusion of this lesson, the student will be able to determine the most effective method for.
Job Interviews Jared McKenzie. Today’s Agenda 1. Review the interview process 2. Mock interviews 3. Discussion 4. Peer Assessment.
Test Your Job Hunting IQ Pre-Test Name: Period:. Question 1 If you are currently unemployed, you should expect to spend this much time each week looking.
Cover Letter YOUTH CENTRAL – Cover Letters & Templates
Why are you interviewing for this job? How does your background relate to this job? Tell me a little about yourself…
Entering the World of Job Searching 101 Resumes, Cover and Marketing Letters, Marketing Cards, and the Interview Process.
JEOPARDY! Career Planning & Development Mr. Thomas Click to begin
 Hard work and dedication are the best job hunting skills, but other hints might help you in your quest. Consider these tips:
Does this look blurry to you?. Volunteer Week 2007 – April THEME: Volunteers Grow Community THEME: Volunteers Grow Community An astonishing 42%
Job Acquisition Process Part IV BCS-BE-34: The student integrates all forms of communication in the successful pursuit of employment.
Applying for a Job Resume and Interviewing. Items to include when applying for a job…  Resume  References  Portfolio (if appropriate) Items to bring.
Résumé Writing. Today’s Agenda Pre-Quiz Key word Correct Pre – Quiz Quote of the Day “The Philosophy of Résumé Writing.” Correcting a Poorly Written.
Researching Jobs Module Twenty Six Copyright © 2014 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. McGraw-Hill/Irwin.
How to Make the Most of a Job Fair How can I best prepare for a Job Fair? Research, research, research!!! Find out who will be attending the job fair.
All About You/ Unit 1 Working with Others/ Unit 2 Getting the Job/ Unit 3 After High School
Chapter 9 Review.
Making the Most of a Job Fair. Here are some tips and strategies to best prepare for a job fair.
Danger Signs of Reading From pages LEARNING TARGET I can identify the danger signs of reading. I can practice ways to improve reading comprehension.
Applying for a Job Presenting Yourself
Applying for a Job Presenting Yourself
Writing the Perfect Cover letter
Sault College Career Essentials
Cover Letters: Selling your skills on paper
Applying for a Job Presenting Yourself
Cover Letters: Selling your skills on paper
Applying for a Job “My First Résumé”
Applying for a Job Presenting Yourself
Presentation transcript:

The Job Hunting Cycle Test Multiple Choice/ True or False Section Version A

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A Multiple Choice: Pick the best answer. Please write A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet. GOOD LUCK!!!

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 1. In Step One of the Job Hunting Cycle, which of the following is something you will do in this step: A. Accept a job offer B. Identify characteristics C. Put together wardrobe D. Have an interview

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 2. If you are currently unemployed, you should expect to spend this much time each week looking for your next job: A hours B hours C hours D. Every hour of every day

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 3. In Step Two of the Job Hunting Cycle, which of the following is something you will do in this step: A. Have an interview B. Use a variety of search methods C. Make phone calls D. Develop a résumé

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 4. How many interview questions do you really need to be able to answer? A. 50 B. 7 C.10 D. 20

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 5. In Step Three of the Job Hunting Cycle, which of the following is something you will do in this step: A. Connect with others (network) B. Have an interview C. Accept a job offer D. Develop a résumé

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 6. The job hunting asset most likely to impress employers is: A. A résumé tracking database B. Local want ads C. Positive attitude D. Postage stamps

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 7. In Step Four of the Job Hunting Cycle, which of the following is something you will do in this step: A. Put together wardrobe B. Have an interview C. Write a cover letter D. Accept a job offer

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 8. When you first sit down for an interview, which of the following is something you should never do? A. Ask the interviewer how many vacation days you’ll get a year. B. Smile and make eye contact C. Take out pen and paper to take notes D. Comment positively on the painting on the wall

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 9. In Step Five of the Job Hunting Cycle, which of the following is something you will do in this step: A. Research the job and company for your interview B. Use a variety of search methods C. Put together wardrobe D. Write a cover letter

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 10. Which of the following best explains the Me. Inc. Concept? A. I need to look out for number one and no one else B. My boss decides my career development C. I’m not sure what’s going to happen, but I’m not going to look for trouble D. I need to take responsibility for my career by making sure I’m constantly learning and improving my skills

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 11. In Step Six/Zero of the Job Hunting Cycle, which of the following is something you will do in this step: A. Keep track of your achievements B. Increase your skills C. Assess yourself D. All of the above

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 12. Which of the following has the correct Job Search Method Success Rates I gave you? A. Networking 50%, Prospecting 25%, Recruiting 20%, Ads 5% B. Networking 40%, Prospecting 30%, Recruiting 20%, Ads 10% C. Networking 70%, Prospecting 15%, Recruiting 10%, Ads 5% D. Networking 80%, Prospecting 10%, Recruiting 5%, Ads 5%

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A True/False: Pick the best answer. Please write A or B on your answer sheet. GOOD LUCK!!!

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 13. Knowing about the labor market and the economy helps you make informed decisions about your career. A. True B. False

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 14. Your entire focus should be on what you can do for the employer, not what the employer can do for you. A. True B. False

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 15. You can tell how much someone really wants to find work by the number of résumés he or she sends out a week. A. True B. False

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 16. The best part of getting a new job is that fact that you can finally relax. A. True B. False

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 17. Getting a job because “you know someone” is cheating because its not fair to other people who are applying. A. True B. False

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 18. An effective cover letter, résumé, and interview require you to research the employer and job first. A. True B. False

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 19. It’s best to pick one job hunting strategy and devote all your energy to it. A. True B. False

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A 20. When writing a résumé, you should avoid complete sentences and using the words “I,” “me” or “my.” A. True B. False

The Job Hunting Cycle Version A When you are done with this section, please answer the short answer questions on your paper. Try to elaborate as much as you can on your answers. GOOD LUCK!!!