Career opportunities requires you to research prospect in you major that correspond with your goals and priorities.

• True

• False

When you find a career that seems interesting, you do not need to do investigation.

• True

• False

The less you know about a given occupation, the more effectively you will be able to describe how your skills line up with the position.

• True

• False

As you explore your interest, skills, and abilities, your goals may change.

• True

• False

During _________ stage, you will need to explore both yourself and potential careers.

• Researching

• Exploring

• Applying

The ___________ stage of the job-seeking process comprise two components: openings and potential employers.

• Exploring

• Applying

• Researching

Once you have researched a place you would like to consider for employment, it’s time to turn your attention to resumes and cover letters.

• Exploring

• Researching

• Applying

When preparing your resume, you may follow below rules, except __________.

• Make the visual appearance of the resume neat and orderly.

• Be sure that everything on your resume is accurate.

• Ask permission of persons you wish to use as references if only you are available.

Before an Interview, do not practice answering commonly asked interview questions.

• True

• False

Leave the questions about finances for the time after you have talked about other concerns.

• True

• False