Job Applications

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When picking up or dropping off a job application you should: dress professionally, introduce yourself to the manager, if possible.

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All of the above.

Front

With your job application, in order to increase your chances of being hired you need to be

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careful, complete, and correct.

Front

The job application you turn in
Options:
shouldn’t be wrinkled or dirty.
becomes a reflection of you.
All of the above.

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All of the above.

Front

Which email would not be appropriate to use on a job application? [e-mail], [e-mail], [e-mail]

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[e-mail]

Front

On a job application, under the section “position desired,” you should

Back

be clear on the position you desire.

Front

In the section of the application that asks “Desired Salary,” it is best to write

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open or negotiable.

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On the “availability” section of job application, if you have no restrictions on when you can work, then it is best write,

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open availability.

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A reference is someone that has knowledge of your work habits and character.

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has knowledge of your work habits and character.

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For the “Special Skills or Abilities” area of the application, you should

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list your work-related skills.

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If a question or section doesn’t apply, then it is best to write “N/A.” This means

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not applicable.