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| gestures, posture, and eye contact people use to express themselves |
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| one page letter sent with a resume introducing the job seeker |
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| arrangement of something such as a document |
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| formal meeting between a job seeker and an employer about a possible job |
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| form that asks questions about a job seeker's skills, work experience, education and interests |
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| letter written in support of a job seeker from a reference |
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| personal career portfolio |
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| collection of information about a person, including projects and work samples that shows the person's skills and qualifications. |
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| a list of basic information about a person's education, experience, qualifications, and skills |
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| tests given to an applicant by an employer to find out if the applicant fits the job |
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| people who will recommend a job seeker to an employer |
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| summary of a job seeker's personal information describing education, skills, work experiences, activities and interests. |
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| four steps that get you ready for an interview |
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| be prepared, know the job and company, practice role play, dress the part |
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| two documents that you should take with you to an interview |
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| drivers license, social security card, academic credintials, working papers, application |
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| supervises solders in the army |
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| performs secret operations on behalf of the United States |
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| Reoresents the United States and its policies aboard |
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| researches, writes, endorses, and votes on laws |
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| sorts, distributes and delivers mail |
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| examines tax returns and accounting records |
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| develops land use plabns for the growth of cities |
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| If you think that a complay will scan your resume into their computer. |
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| avoid boldface or italic type |
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| After an interview you should |
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| purpose of the body of a cover letter is |
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| to sell yourself and describe your skills and experiences |
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| resume should always be accompanied by |
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| typing test is a common form of a |
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| If you create a chronological resume, you should |
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| list work experiences in reverse chronological order, starting with most recent job |
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| in a chronological resume, the main section is under the heading |
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| you should arrive for an interview |
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| example of a question you would be asked |
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| where did you do your schooling? do you have experience? |
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| example of question you should ask? |
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| what would the hours be? what would the job consist of? how many employers does the company employee? |
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| Name three reasons teens are injured on the job |
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| falls, electrocution, vehicle accidents, homicide, and unsafe equipment |
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| If you are 14-15 you can work outside of school from |
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| From June 1-Labor Day you can work until |
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| If you are 14-15 years old, you can work how many hours in a school day? |
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| If you are 14-15 years old, you can work how many hours in a school week? |
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