Resume

A document that contains a person’s qualifications and experiences which is used to apply for a job is called a(n):

• Rutabaga
• Resume
• Resolution
• Really Cool Document

What is the purpose of a resume?

• To decide the best possible candidates to interview for an open job position
• To hire someone
• To fire someone
• To start a tickle fight

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Which of these are categories of a resume:

• Education, Work Experience, References, Awards/Acomplishments
• Excellence, Wackiness, E-Vites, Referees, Rewards/Acompaniment
• Elephants, Wolverines, Eagles, Rhinos, Racoons/Aardvarks
• Eeks, Woohoos, Ehs, Roars, Ribbits

When creating a resume it is important to use...

• pretty pringles
• petty problems
• putrid partridges
• proper punctuation

All of the following that are important to consider when creating a resume EXCEPT...

• Easy-to-Read
• Grammar
• Grandma
• Spelling/ Capitalization

Once you create a resume how often should you update it?

• When you get hungry
• Every Presidential Election
• Every time something changes in your work experience, or if you learn something new
• Every full moon

Your career objective describes...

• how fast your car is.
• what color your car is.
• what year your car is.
• your overall career goal.

The Skills/Talent section is for 

• playing the banjo.
• riding a unicycle.
• all the things you are good at that will make someone want to hire you.
• juggling chainsaws.

Any special accomplishment that you earned recognition for should be included in the...

• frozen foods section.
• reference section.
• dairy section.
• awards/achievements section. 

The work/experience section is for...

• work you do now or have done in the past.
• working on experience.
• experiencing work.
• sectioning work into little pieces so that you do not experience it for too long.