Lesson 11 Finding & Applying for a job

What is a job lead?

• A form of employment contract

• A recommendation for a job position

• Information about a job opening

• A request for a job interview

Which of the following can be a source of a job lead?

• A tip from a friend

• A television advertisement

• A radio announcement

• A social media post

Where might one find a classified ad that could serve as a job lead?

• In a magazine

• On a billboard

• In the newspaper

• On a flyer

Who might provide information about a job opening?

• A school guidance counselor

• A company CEO

• A retail store manager

• A university dean

What is the primary purpose of networking?

• To find job opportunities

• To communicate and share information

• To learn new skills

• To attend social events

What is the primary purpose of creating your own network?

• To find a new job

• To form the basis for your network

• To socialize more effectively

• To increase online presence

What is a contact list?

• A list of professional achievements

• A list of people you know who might be helpful in your job search

• A list of potential employers

• A list of social media contacts

Which of the following can be included in your contact list when creating your own network?

• Friends who work for companies you are interested in

• Celebrities you follow on social media

• Random people you meet at public events

• Telemarketers

What type of school contacts should be included in your network?

• School friends connected with a business that interests you

• All classmates regardless of interests

• Teachers only

• School friends you rarely talk to

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a part of creating your own network?

• Doctors

• Lawyers

• Teachers

• Businesspeople