Exam 12: Building Resumes
Exam 1: Succeeding in Business Communication76 Questions
Exam 2: Adapting Your Message to Your Audience75 Questions
Exam 3: Building Goodwill75 Questions
Exam 5: Planning, Composing, and Revising75 Questions
Exam 6: Designing Documents75 Questions
Exam 7: Communicating Across Cultures66 Questions
Exam 8: Working and Writing in Teams74 Questions
Exam 9: Sharing Informative and Positive Messages With Appropriate Technology75 Questions
Exam 10: Delivering Negative Messages77 Questions
Exam 11: Crafting Persuasive Messages76 Questions
Exam 12: Building Resumes80 Questions
Exam 13: Writing Job Application Letters75 Questions
Exam 14: Interviewing, writing Follow-Up Messages, and Succeeding in the Job75 Questions
Exam 15: Planning and Researching Proposals and Reports75 Questions
Exam 16: Creating Visuals and Data Displays77 Questions
Exam 17: Writing Proposals and Progress Reports75 Questions
Exam 18: Analysing Information and Writing Reports75 Questions
Exam 19: Making Oral Presentations75 Questions
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Which of the following is a way that employers typically use résumés?
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If all your work experience is in your family business,for reference,you can use a family member who can talk about your work.
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What are the three criteria for determining which things you should emphasize on your résumé?
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Emphasize the things you've done that:
• are most relevant to the position for which you're applying,.
• show your superiority to other applicants,and.
• are recent (in the last three to five years).
Whatever is your age at the time you write a résumé,you want to suggest that you are now the best you've ever been.
It is best to post your résumé on as many Web sites as possible to get the maximum exposure to different employers.
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If you have been fired from your previous job,you should be prepared to show during an interview that you've learned from the experience.
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Using gerunds is preferable to using nouns in a job description on a résumé because they create a more dynamic image of the applicant.
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Many employers consider blog as an extended writing sample of potential candidates.
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It is acceptable to mention on your résumé that summer employment and scholarships paid for a substantial portion of your undergraduate college expenses.
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The information included on a chronological and skills résumé is the same; how that information is organized is different.
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It is not necessary to use prescribed forms,layouts,or wording in job communications since they should be tailored to your unique qualifications and reflect on you as an individual.
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You are currently looking for a job in the field of media or journalism.You want to post your résumé online.How would you select the sites you want to post? What guidelines should you follow and what precautions would you take?
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A chronological résumé is more appropriate than a skills résumé when:
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You must use key words very carefully in your Summary of Qualifications section.
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Details that add nothing to the title and are less impressive than the title must be omitted.
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If you are sending your résumé in the text of an e-mail,start all lines at the right margin.
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A _____ must be used when you want to combine experience gained in paid jobs,course work,activities,and volunteer work.
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Angie has written the following description of her work as a receptionist: "drafted letters,reorganized filing system,reordered office supplies,interviewed new clients,and answered phones." On Angie's résumé,the phrase,"answered phones" should be:
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