WORK IMMERSION 3

Which document is a concise summary that presents a job seeker's contact information, work history, educational background, and skills, allowing employers to assess whether the applicant is suitable for a specific job position?

• Application Letter

• Importance of Credentials

• Importance of Resume

• Resume

In today’s job market, employers are no longer just looking for applicants with technical skills—they seek individuals who can demonstrate professionalism, good communication, and a strong personality. This includes being able to read and write official workplace documents with care, understanding company confidentiality, and navigating workplace situations like conflict resolution. Given this, what concept emphasizes the value of qualifications, documents, and achievements in helping individuals meet these expectations and secure employment?

• Application Letter

• Importance of Credentials

• Importance of Resume

• Resume

What concept highlights the value of creating a well-organized and tailored document that provides a hiring manager with an overview of your qualifications, increasing your chances of getting an interview?

• Application Letter

• Importance of Credentials

• Importance of Resume

• Resume

• Is a formal document sent to an employer to express interest in a job or opportunity. It can be used to apply for a specific job posting or as a general inquiry when no job has been advertised

• is a crucial part of the job-seeking process. It serves as a formal introduction to an employer and highlights why a candidate is a strong fit for a job.

• Application Letter

• Importance of Credentials

• Importance of Resume

• Resume

TIPS IN WRITING A RESUME

Your resume should list your name, address, email and phone number. This information should be placed at the top of the first page. Also, make sure this information is accurate. Otherwise, the employer won 't be able to contact you.

• Begin with your contact Information

• Provide Objective

• Use dynamic action verbs

• Work Experience

• Do not use the subject "I"

TIPS IN WRITING A RESUME

is a short sentence describing what type of work you hope to obtain. So that the employer will be able to assess the position that you are seeking.

• Begin with your contact Information

• Provide Objective

• Use dynamic action verbs

• Work Experience

• Do not use the subject "I"

TIPS IN WRITING A RESUME

in a resume is essential because they make your accomplishments stand out and create a stronger impression on hiring managers.

• Begin with your contact Information

• Provide Objective

• Use dynamic action verbs

• Work Experience

• Do not use the subject "I"

TIPS IN WRITING A RESUME

Begin BLANK with your most recent job. Include the company specifics and your responsibilities. You want to be able to identify the best examples of where you demonstrated your skills. These examples should speak to what you achieved in your role and should demonstrate what kind of employee you are.

• Begin with your contact Information

• Provide Objective

• Use dynamic action verbs

• Work Experience

• Do not use the subject "I"

TIPS IN WRITING A RESUME

Use tenses in the past, except for your present job.

Example: Conducted routine inspections of on-site equipment.

• Begin with your contact Information

• Provide Objective

• Use dynamic action verbs

• Work Experience

• Do not use the subject "I"

TIPS IN WRITING A RESUME

Lying on your resume is never a good idea. You don 't want to overstate your skills or results as it will mislead the employer. Have confidence in what you have to offer.

• Be Honest

• Write Professionally

• Keep it Short