Job applications

If you have a resume, you don't need to fill out an application.

• True.

• False.

Which do you NOT need to do before starting a job application?

• Gather info such as contact info and work history.

• Read all the directions.

• Make sure you have enough time to complete it.

• None - you need to do ALL of these.

Which of the following are important to remember on a job application?

• Write neatly (if on paper).

• Answer all questions.

• Answer ALL questions honestly.

• Spell everything correctly.

• ALL of these.

When filling out a paper application, which type of writing utensil should you use?

• Pen with black or blue ink.

• Pencil.

• Sharpie.

• ANY of these.

Which information is NOT usually asked for on a job application?

• Medical history.

• Education history.

• Criminal history.

• Employment history.

In the section "Position Desired" on a job application, you should...

• Write "anything".

• Write the specific job you want.

• Leave it blank.

In the section of the application that asks about your desired salary, it's best to...

• Leave it blank.

• Write in a specific hourly wage.

• Write "open" or "negotiable".

On the "availability" section of a job application, if you have no restrictions on when you can work, it's best to write...

• "All day and all night".

• "Open availability."

• "When I can."

What is the definition of a reference?

• A person looking for a job.

• A person who is familiar with the job applicant's skills and work habits.

• A person who interviews a potential employee.

Before you list a person as a reference, you should...

• Ask them and get their contact information.

• Pay them.

• Make sure they will lie for you.

• Make a fake email for them.