True/False: A personal log is a kind of diary that records your jobs and skills.

True/False: First impressions are not a very important part of getting a job.

True/False: Your portfolio should reflect who you are an what you can do.

True/False: Most people find it very easy to picture themselves as they really are.

True/False: In some professions, the law requires that log books be kept up-to-date.

True/False: The only skills that matter to an employer are the ones you've learned on the job.

True/False: Volunteer experience should not be included on your resume.

True/False: Networking with other people can often lead to jobs.

True/False: You don't include skills like knowing how to houseclean in your Personal Log. You only include skills like typing.

True/False: Your Academic Skills Record records job skills you learn during the school day.

True/False: Sometimes, second impressions are more accurate than first impressions.

True/False: Letters of reference are a very important part of your portfolio.

True/False: Update your portfolio frequently with current information.

True/False: As long as you keep your portfolio in a safe place, you don't need to make copies of your important documents.

Multiple Choice: The three basic kinds of resume are:

Multiple Choice: An example of telegraphic style is:

Multiple Choice: Your resume should be:

Multiple Choice: If you are too young to have much actual job experience, you should

Multiple Choice: If you do not need a resume to apply for a particular job

Matching: Lists all important information in order of occurrence.

Matching: school records

Matching: a combination resume

Matching: short form of a resume

Matching: A document written by someone familiar with your work that describes your good qualities.