Question 1

A SMART goal is:

Accepted Answer

A) one that you can achieve in a short period of time. 
B) a goal that is specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time sensitive. 
C) a long-term goal, like getting a degree, with lots of smaller steps such as completing certain courses. 
A) one that you can achieve in a short period of time. 
B) a goal that is specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time sensitive. 
C) a long-term goal, like getting a degree, with lots of smaller steps such as completing certain courses. B

Question 2

Only long-term goals need to be in writing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

Describe or name the five phases of your Job Search Journey.

Accepted Answer

Students' answers will vary on the level of detail. At this time it is sufficient to give approximate names of the phases and a rough description. Extra points might be given for listing steps. Example description: Get ready by getting organized and collecting everything in one place, write my resume, apply for jobs, be interviewed, accept a job.

Question 4

After interviewing for a job:

Accepted Answer

A) that is the end of the process, except for waiting patiently for the interviewer to contact you. 
B) stay connected to the people and the company where you interviewed. 
C) if you get the job, start planning how to succeed at work. 
D) both b and c 
A) that is the end of the process, except for waiting patiently for the interviewer to contact you. 
B) stay connected to the people and the company where you interviewed. 
C) if you get the job, start planning how to succeed at work. 
D) both b and c

Question 5

A ___ involves performing a designated set of responsibilities and duties for a specific employer.

Accepted Answer

A) job 
B) career 
C) both a and b 
A) job 
B) career 
C) both a and b

Question 6

Defining your goals in writing:

Accepted Answer

A) increases your chance of achieving them. 
B) clarifies the steps you need to take. 
C) helps you remember important details. 
D) all of the above 
E) b and c only 
A) increases your chance of achieving them. 
B) clarifies the steps you need to take. 
C) helps you remember important details. 
D) all of the above 
E) b and c only

Question 7

Describe three ways that a positive attitude and behavior can help you on your Job Search Journey.

Accepted Answer

Students can include three of the follow

Question 8

Short-term goals are:

Accepted Answer

A) goals you want to meet relatively quickly. 
B) steps you need to take to meet your long-term goals. 
C) ambitious goals 
D) both a and b 
A) goals you want to meet relatively quickly. 
B) steps you need to take to meet your long-term goals. 
C) ambitious goals 
D) both a and b

Question 9

A Job Search Journey is once in a lifetime event that cannot be repeated.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Why is it a good idea to get organized as the first step in your Job Search Journey? List three things you will do to get organized for your Job Search Journey.

Accepted Answer

Getting organized now makes it easier to

Question 11

The most successful job seekers spend all their time looking for jobs, not keeping records of their job search activities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Which of the following should you include in your Master Career Portfolio?

Accepted Answer

A) School transcripts 
B) Your resume 
C) A list of references 
D) Awards 
E) All of the above 
A) School transcripts 
B) Your resume 
C) A list of references 
D) Awards 
E) All of the above

Question 13

Because your goals are personal, you should not tell anyone what they are.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The About You section of your Career Builder Files could contain which group of documents?

Accepted Answer

A) Your draft job application, military records if applicable, your final resume 
B) Samples of your work, proof of identity, Career Action Worksheets from this textbook 
C) List of jobs you can apply for, a list of companies in your career field, your network contacts 
A) Your draft job application, military records if applicable, your final resume 
B) Samples of your work, proof of identity, Career Action Worksheets from this textbook 
C) List of jobs you can apply for, a list of companies in your career field, your network contacts

Question 15

When looking for a job that is a best fit for my career, the most important thing to consider is which job:

Accepted Answer

A) pays the most, including wages and benefits. 
B) is the best match with your skills, strengths, and interests. 
C) will help you make the leap to the next job level at this or another company. 
A) pays the most, including wages and benefits. 
B) is the best match with your skills, strengths, and interests. 
C) will help you make the leap to the next job level at this or another company.

Question 16

In which phase of the Job Search Journey would you network with others to find job openings?

Accepted Answer

A) Prepare for the Journey 
B) Create Your Resume 
C) Apply for Jobs 
D) Shine at Interviews 
E) Connect, Accept, and Succeed 
A) Prepare for the Journey 
B) Create Your Resume 
C) Apply for Jobs 
D) Shine at Interviews 
E) Connect, Accept, and Succeed

Question 17

The section of your Career Builder Files that contains documents that you will share with others, especially during interviews, is called:

Accepted Answer

A) About You 
B) About Jobs 
C) Final Portfolio 
A) About You 
B) About Jobs 
C) Final Portfolio

Question 18

You should write your resume in Phase One of your Job Search Journey, Prepare for the Journey .

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

What are some ways to manage your time?

Accepted Answer

A) Plan ahead to avoid doing things at the last minute. 
B) Break large projects into small, manageable steps. 
C) Use a calendar or daily planner. 
D) All of the above 
A) Plan ahead to avoid doing things at the last minute. 
B) Break large projects into small, manageable steps. 
C) Use a calendar or daily planner. 
D) All of the above

Question 20

Being proactive means:

Accepted Answer

A) focusing on solving problems and taking responsibility. 
B) being physically active to stay healthy and mentally alert. 
C) actively talking to others about your problems, while avoiding difficult situations. 
A) focusing on solving problems and taking responsibility. 
B) being physically active to stay healthy and mentally alert. 
C) actively talking to others about your problems, while avoiding difficult situations.

A SMART goal is:

Only long-term goals need to be in writing.

Describe or name the five phases of your Job Search Journey.

After interviewing for a job:

A ___ involves performing a designated set of responsibilities and duties for a specific employer.

Defining your goals in writing:

Describe three ways that a positive attitude and behavior can help you on your Job Search Journey.

Short-term goals are:

A Job Search Journey is once in a lifetime event that cannot be repeated.

Why is it a good idea to get organized as the first step in your Job Search Journey? List three things you will do to get organized for your Job Search Journey.

The most successful job seekers spend all their time looking for jobs, not keeping records of their job search activities.

Which of the following should you include in your Master Career Portfolio?

Because your goals are personal, you should not tell anyone what they are.

The About You section of your Career Builder Files could contain which group of documents?

When looking for a job that is a best fit for my career, the most important thing to consider is which job:

In which phase of the Job Search Journey would you network with others to find job openings?

The section of your Career Builder Files that contains documents that you will share with others, especially during interviews, is called:

You should write your resume in Phase One of your Job Search Journey, Prepare for the Journey .

What are some ways to manage your time?

Being proactive means:

Know Yourself to Market Yourself

Picture Yourself in the Workplace Part II: Create Your Resume

Plan Your Resume

Write Your Resume Part III: Apply for Jobs

Find Job Openings

Write Job Applications

Write Effective, Tailored Cover Letters Part Iv: Shine at Interviews

Know the Interview Essentials

Prepare for Your Interview

Interview Like a Pro Part V: Connect, Accept, and Succeed

Stay Connected With Prospective Employers

Dealing With Disappointment

Take Charge of Your Career Appendix: Succeeding in the Job Search Journey Using Social Media

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Exam 1: The Job Search Process

A SMART goal is:

Only long-term goals need to be in writing.

Describe or name the five phases of your Job Search Journey.

After interviewing for a job:

A ___ involves performing a designated set of responsibilities and duties for a specific employer.

Defining your goals in writing:

Describe three ways that a positive attitude and behavior can help you on your Job Search Journey.

Short-term goals are:

A Job Search Journey is once in a lifetime event that cannot be repeated.

Why is it a good idea to get organized as the first step in your Job Search Journey? List three things you will do to get organized for your Job Search Journey.

The most successful job seekers spend all their time looking for jobs, not keeping records of their job search activities.

Which of the following should you include in your Master Career Portfolio?

Because your goals are personal, you should not tell anyone what they are.

The About You section of your Career Builder Files could contain which group of documents?

When looking for a job that is a best fit for my career, the most important thing to consider is which job:

In which phase of the Job Search Journey would you network with others to find job openings?

The section of your Career Builder Files that contains documents that you will share with others, especially during interviews, is called:

You should write your resume in Phase One of your Job Search Journey, Prepare for the Journey .

What are some ways to manage your time?

Being proactive means:

Know Yourself to Market Yourself

Picture Yourself in the Workplace Part II: Create Your Resume

Plan Your Resume

Write Your Resume Part III: Apply for Jobs

Find Job Openings

Write Job Applications

Write Effective, Tailored Cover Letters Part Iv: Shine at Interviews

Know the Interview Essentials

Prepare for Your Interview

Interview Like a Pro Part V: Connect, Accept, and Succeed

Stay Connected With Prospective Employers

Dealing With Disappointment

Take Charge of Your Career Appendix: Succeeding in the Job Search Journey Using Social Media

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