Exam 13: Preparing Resumes and Application Messages

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The research phase of a job search involves:

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After finalizing your résumé, you should avoid asking other people to check it for you as it can compromise your privacy.

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The central selling feature of an application message should be introduced only in the last paragraph.

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Identify some of the frequent errors you must avoid while encouraging action in a persuasive message.

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The key difference between a sales message and an application message for jobs is that the application message uses a central selling feature as a theme.

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Sarah Abraham, a software engineer, had left her job when she was pregnant. She had taken up freelancing and wrote articles for IT magazines. She is now reentering the corporate world after a gap of six years. She does not have much experience in the software technology field except her two-year stint at her first job. However, she feels that she is well qualified for the position of a software analyst. Which type of résumé would best suit Sarah's profile? Briefly explain the features of this résumé.

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Describe the three versions of résumés that should be prepared to accommodate employers' preferences for the presentation and delivery of résumés.

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Which of the following is a similarity between a sales message and an application message?

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Which of the following is true of electronic applicant-tracking systems?

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The _____ of a résumé lists names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses of people who can provide information about a candidate, which adds credibility to the résumé.

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Jobs go to those who show that the skills and abilities they possess meet the needs of a company. Adequate details and support provide concrete evidence of skills. Revise the following statements to provide evidence of qualifications through concrete, specific details that show, not just tell, the audience about the skills. Invent additional details as needed. a. I have good problem-solving skills. b. I am a leader who cares about those I lead and can train and manage those I supervise. c. I have good organizational and leadership skills.

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Unlike solicited application messages, unsolicited application messages:

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While preparing an application message for email submission, career experts recommend formatting it as a business letter.

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Which of the following is a nontraditional source of locating a job?

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Reports, proposals, or written documents prepared for classes or on the job are some possible items to include in a(n) _____.

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Instead of self-marketing, standard verbiage connects your experiences to your future with a specific company and reflects your personality and values.

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A functional résumé could be best for you when:

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_____ specialize in placing a candidate in a position on a temporary basis until he or she finds a full-time job.

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An employment video might lead to undesired stereotyping and discrimination.

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While applying for a job, what is the next step after preparing a targeted résumé and an application message?

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