Job Search Crash Course Video

Hannah, Mia, and Benjamin are discussing the purpose of a resume in the job search process. Can you help them understand it better?

• To demonstrate work history and potential

• To showcase non-work-related activities

• To list all job experiences in detail

• To provide personal references

Zoe, Henry, and Kai are having a debate. They are discussing the ideal length of a well-tailored resume. Can you help them settle this?

• Three pages

• Varies depending on the job

• Two pages

• One page

Priya, Emma, and Benjamin are preparing their resumes for their first job interviews. According to you, what should their resumes highlight to make a strong impression?

• Qualifications and achievements

• Basic job descriptions

• Personal interests and hobbies

• Standardized test scores

James, Ethan, and Evelyn are preparing their resumes for their first job interviews. What should they include in the experience section of their resumes to make them stand out?

• Grades and test scores

• Relevant volunteer work they've done

• List of publications and speaking engagements they've had

• Previous responsibilities and achievements from their internships or part-time jobs

Emma, Arjun, and Isla are preparing their resumes for their dream jobs. What advice would you give them to make their resumes stand out?

• List irrelevant hobbies and activities

• Tailor it to the job and use keywords

• Make it as long as possible

• Include broad terms like 'communication'

Imagine you're Oliver, and you're applying for your dream job. What would you include in your cover letter to impress Grace and Abigail, who are the hiring managers?

• Personal references and endorsements

• Irrelevant information about your personal life

• Detailed experiences and why you value the company

• A long-form description of your skills

Zoe, Luna, and Oliver are planning a job search strategy. What is the purpose of networking in their job search process?

• To get a personal referral from someone they meet

• To build a strong social media presence

• Create an online group of friends that tell guide you through the process of getting a job

• To find job postings online

Imagine Grace, Hannah, and William are on a job hunt. What should they avoid posting on their social media to increase their chances of landing a job?

• References to alcohol or drug use

• Discriminatory comments and curse words

• Poor spelling and grammar

• All of the above

Zoe, Olivia, and Evelyn are having a debate. They are discussing the purpose of informational interviews. Can you help them figure it out?

• To gather information about a desired position

• To directly ask for a job

• To showcase technical skills

• To promote personal achievements

Emma, Grace, and David are on a quest to land their dream jobs! What should they do to stay organized during this exciting job search adventure?

• Keep a treasure map of contacts and applications

• Set goals like true adventurers and stay persistent

• Attend career fairs and informational interviews like they're exploring new lands

• All of the above