16 Questions
Which of the following is NOT a guideline for filling out a job application?
Cross out any mistakes neatly
What should you write in the 'Position Desired' section of a job application?
A specific position or a range of positions
When listing previous employers on a job application, what should you do?
List them in chronological order
Who should you NOT list as a reference on a job application?
A family member
What should you do if the employer asks about your special skills on a job application?
List your essential work-related skills
Which age group is more likely to struggle to obtain a job?
Younger adults
What is one way to increase your chances of being hired when picking up a job application?
Dress properly and be well groomed
What should you do with the job application after picking it up?
Copy it and use the copy for practice
What is the estimated unemployment rate for those between the ages of 18-19?
20 percent
Why is it important to introduce yourself to the manager when picking up a job application?
To make a good impression
True or false: Neatness does not count when filling out a job application.
False
True or false: It is acceptable to leave the 'Position Desired' section of a job application blank.
False
True or false: Family members and relatives can be listed as references on a job application.
False
Match the following sections of a job application with their appropriate responses:
Position Desired = Specific job title, not vague or desperate Start Date = "Immediately" or "two weeks" Previous Employers = List most recent job first References = Respected members of society, not family
Match the following job application advice with their descriptions:
Neatness = Important for legibility and professionalism Ink color = Should be only blue or black Salary Desired = Should be a reasonable range, "open", or "negotiable" Education = List the last educational level completed
Match the following sections of a job application with their correct explanations:
N/A = Not applicable, use when a section doesn't apply to you Special Skills = List essential work-related skills Availability = List the time ranges and days you can work Previous Employers = Can include volunteer experiences if no formal work history
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