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WorksheetsChapter 7 Interviewing
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 15mins
It is a meeting between an employer and a job applicant to discuss possible employment.
(a)
It is a short, first interview by phone.
(a)
It is gestures, posture, and eye contact you use to send messages.
(a)
It is a detailed response from someone you trust.
(a)
They are documents that support your qualifications, such as samples of outstanding work, references, and awards.
(a)
Appearance includes both your dress and your (a) , or grooming and cleanliness.
TRUE or FALSE
Learning about the employer helps you learn whether the job is a good match for your skills, values, interests, and career.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE
Researching the employer or the company cannot protect you.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE
Prepare answers to interview questions is the first step in preparing for the interview.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE
Criticizing or blaming others, making excuses, talking about personal life, likes and dislikes, and negative past are the things that you have to talk about during the interview.
TRUE
FALSE
The following are the guidelines for Succeeding in the Interview, except for one.
Bring a pen, paper, and two or more copies of your resume.
Bring notes about the company and your prepared answers to the 10 typical interview questions.
Bring materials that show your credentials.
Bring your trophies, medals, sashes, and any other awards that demonstrate you are a competitive candidate.
This kind of dress is appropriate for most job interviews.
Business attire
Polo and slacks pants.
Jeans and t-shirts
Jacket and sports pants
What is a positive attitude that first-time job seekers should possess?
If there's no place for your things, place them on the interviewer's desk.
Do not wait for the interviewer to invite you to sit down.
Go into the interview with a negative attitude.
Be courteous to everyone you meet.
The following are effective communication skills that can help you leave a positive impression during the interview, with one exception.
Speak clearly at a moderate pace.
Make a positive, honest comments about your teachers or former employers.
Act as if you are knowledgeable about everything, regardless of your comprehension of the interviewer's inquiry.
Listen attentively, and give concise, honest answers.
Here are the usual questions you ought to ask during the interview, except for one.
What is the typical day like in this job?
How much is the payment for the overtime?
What are the key skills needed for the success in this job?
What is the potential for growth in this position?
Decide whether the given statement below is Accepting an Offer, Declining an Offer, or Handling Rejection.
STATEMENT: Don't be rude and negative.
Accepting an Offer
Declining an Offer
Handling Rejection
Decide whether the given statement below is Accepting an Offer, Declining an Offer, or Handling Rejection.
STATEMENT: Do take a day to think about it.
Accepting an Offer
Declining an Offer
Handling Rejection
Decide whether the given statement below is Accepting an Offer, Declining an Offer, or Handling Rejection.
STATEMENT: Do ask for a formal letter.
Accepting an Offer
Declining an Offer
Handling Rejection
Picture yourself in the interview and posing this question. What could your potential response be?
QUESTION: What do you consider your strongest trait that sets you apart from the other candidates? And for what reason?
