Exam 1: The Career Portfolio: The Résumé, Cover Letter, and Elevator Pitch
Exam 1: The Career Portfolio: The Résumé, Cover Letter, and Elevator Pitch39 Questions
Exam 2: Networking, Job Interviews, and Follow-Up38 Questions
Exam 3: Routine and Informational Messages39 Questions
Exam 4: Analysis and Argumentation40 Questions
Exam 5: Maintaining External Business Relationships in Letters39 Questions
Exam 6: Persuasive Techniques for Writing Short Reports-Informative, Progress, and Status Reports38 Questions
Exam 7: Persuasive Techniques for Writing Long Reports40 Questions
Exam 8: Persuasive Techniques for Short and Long Presentations39 Questions
Exam 9: Managing Individual and Corporate Identities on Social Media, Web 2.X, and Beyond40 Questions
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Rachel, a first-year student at the John Molson School of Business, wants to apply for a Corporate Communication internship at Dior's head office in New York. Rachel has never completed a job application and is not sure how to start the job application process. What would you advise her to start with?
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Which job seekers are chronological résumés best suited for? Why?
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Chronological résumés focus on a candidate's formal education and work history; so, it is most suitable for candidates with proven, steady work histories in the field they want to work in.
For whom is a functional résumé not the most effective?
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Kyla, your roommate, is writing a cover letter for a Public Relations position at APPFORMS. Knowing that you are taking a Business Communications class, Kyla asks for your advice on what to include in the opening paragraph of the cover letter. Briefly explain to Kyla the function of an opening paragraph.
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Effective résumés use parallel structures to express similar ideas.
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An effective cove letter links your qualifications to the job and shows your fit with the organization and the industry.
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Your friend, Alma, who is taking a Business Communications class, advises you to prepare an elevator pitch before you go to the campus job fair. What is an elevator pitch?
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How does identifying your transferable skills help you craft your résumé?
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Sven, a first-year student at your university is writing his first résumé and wants your advice on whether to include a Career Objective section or not. Drawing on your knowledge from the textbook, what advice would you give Sven? Why?
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The reader of your résumé will focus on your choice of verbs because verbs describe your actions and tell your story.
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Which of the following headings should you include in any résumé, regardless of the type of résumé you have chosen?
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The purpose of an elevator pitch is to encourage further contact and perhaps land you an interview.
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Which of the following work experience sections best describes Brian's PR summer internship responsibilities?
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A résumé is a one size fits all, while a cover letter has to be tailored for every job application.
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