Job Hunting Tips

What is the benefit of applying for jobs in person?

• It shows commitment and interest

• It is more convenient

• It allows for online research

• It requires less preparation

What should you do before applying for jobs in person?

• Plan out the list of companies you want to apply to

• Prepare a tailored resume and cover letter for each company

• Research the companies online

• All of the above

Who should you ask to speak with when applying in person?

• The first employee you see

• The store manager

• The receptionist

• A random employee

What should you do when introducing yourself to the manager?

• Give a firm and confident handshake

• Tell them your life story

• Ask for a job immediately

• Leave your resume with the receptionist

What should you do after delivering your qualifications?

• Thank the employer and express excitement about the job

• Ask for more information about the hiring process

• Stay in the store or business for a longer conversation

• Leave the store or business immediately

Why is applying in person considered a strong sign of interest?

• It shows commitment and dedication

• It is more convenient for the employer

• It allows for online research

• It requires less preparation

What is the purpose of a 30-second elevator pitch?

• To explain your qualifications briefly

• To ask for a job immediately

• To share your life story

• To leave a lasting impression

What should you do if the manager is busy?

• Keep talking and try to get their attention

• Leave your resume with a random employee

• Stay in the store or business for a longer conversation

• Keep the meeting professional but short

What is the best way to prepare for a job interview?

• Research the company, practice common interview questions, dress professionally, and prepare questions to ask the interviewer.

• Don't prepare any questions to ask the interviewer

• Don't research the company, just wing it

• Wear casual clothes and be yourself

How important is it to research the company before an interview?

• Slightly important

• Moderately important

• Not important at all

• Very important