A person who might get the job.

A conversation where a candidate talks with an employer about a job.

A written document of work experience, education, and skills.

Subjects or things you want to learn about; activities you enjoy doing.

Things you can do.

Ways you act.

Things you know, things you learned.

A person's work as a way to earn money.

An occupation or profession that requires special training and continues over a long period of time.

A short summary of your education, work experience, special training, volunteering, hobbies, and interests.

A written document of work experience, education, and skills.

To be given a job and then get paid for the work.

Someone who is looking for a job.

The person making the decision to give the applicant a job.

A person who is hired and begins working.

To talk about ways two things are different.

To talk about ways two things are similar or the same.

To formally ask for employment in writing.

To ask and answer questions in a formal meeting.

A formal letter to the employer to introduce the job seeker, show qualifications and ask for an interview.

An advertisement that tells job duties and responsibilities.

Meeting and talking with people who may help in the job search process.

Having the minimum requirements to do a job.