Résumé and Job Application Quiz

(a)   accounts for most of the jobs found by candidates.

A résumé that focuses on a candidate's skills rather than on past employment has been prepared using the (a)   style.

A résumé that lists work history job by job, starting with the most recent position, has been prepared using the (a)   style.

Seeking a position in criminalistics in a professional crime laboratory where my skills in operating lab and field equipment, knowledge of the procedures to protect evidence, and six years' experience analyzing physical evidence will help the organization prevent crime and convict criminals is an example of a career (a)   .

A(n) (a)   of qualifications, which presents three to eight bulleted statements identifying your most impressive accomplishments to prove you are the ideal candidate for the position, appears near the top of your résumé.

A(n) (a)   résumé should be sent to companies that use automated applicant-tracking software to screen incoming résumés.

An e- (a)   offers links to examples of a job candidate's performance, talents, and accomplishments in digitized form.

When an employer has advertised a job opening, you will write a(n) (a)   application letter.

In the (a)   of your application letter, you should promote your qualifications for the position.

Motivate action by requesting an interview in the (a)   of your application letter.