WorksheetsJob Interview
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
A face-to-face meeting between a job applicant and an employee of the company who has the authority to hire.
Interview
Orientation
Job Application
a person who is applying for a job
employee
job applicant
manager
a person or company that has a job opening
employer
employee
job applicant
an opening in a business or company
interview
job applicant
job vacancy
Looking a person in the eye when they are talking to you or when you are talking to them.
appearance
attitude
eye contact
The way a job applicant looks including clothes, hair, and skin.
attitude
appearance
demeanor
A type of dress that includes shorts, tank tops, clothes with holes in them. NOT appropriate for a job interview
street wear
business casual
casual
A type of dress that includes nice shirt with clean pants without holes or stains. Appropriate for landscaping or construction interviews.
street wear
casual
business formal
A type of dress that includes polo shirt, tucked into pants with belt. Appropriate for interviews at stores such as Target and grocery stores.
business casual
smart casual
business formal
A type of dress that includes button shirt tucked into pants with belt. For women it includes dress pants and shirt or a long dress. Example jobs interviews would include office work or manager jobs at retail stores.
business formal
smart casual
casual
A type of dress that includes dress shirt, tie, belt, and dress pants. For women it includes a pant suit or a dress shirt, skirt and business style coat. This dress is appropriate for professional jobs such as teachers and bankers.
business casual
business/informal
casual
A type of dress that is NOT appropriate for a job interview. Used for social events only.
Black tie/semi-formal
smart casual
business/informal
When one person first meets another person and forms a positive or negative impression of that person depending on what he or she observes.
first impression
first exclamation
first words
Gestures, facial expressions, movements and posture that communicate things about you to another person.
attitude
body language
verbal communication
Words that are appropriate for a social setting but should not be used in an interview.
uncommon words
respectful words
slang words
An agency that helps eligible clients find, obtain, and maintain a job.
Vocational Rehabilitation
Bulletin Board
Community Call Desk
A practice interview that allows you to practice your interviewing skills.
made up interview
mock interview
fake interview
Websites where people communicate with one another such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram
social media
special media
messages
Something you send after an interview to thank the interviewer, stress interest in the position, and remind the interviewer of qualifications
postcard
thank you letter
hate mail
Information given to a potential employer by an individual who knows you and can vouch for your character and abilities
job application
letter of intent
reference
