When filling out job applications, you'll need to provide a wide range of personal information. This can include your name, phone number, address, and ________.
A. Birthdate
B. Marital status
C. Driver's license number
D. Both A and C
True or False: Specific details like dates of employment and names of supervisors are generally not required on a job application.
Securing references is an important part of the application process. Avoid choosing ________ to make sure potential employers take your references seriously.
A. former coworkers
B. teachers
C. fellow volunteers
D. family members
The average job seeker should secure at least ________ reference(s).
What should you do if you've been convicted of a violation of law other than a minor traffic violation?
A. Answer NO on your application; otherwise, you won't get the job.
B. Answer YES, and include a typed explanation of the details of your conviction.
C. Ask to see the manager to discuss your rights under Equal Employment Opportunity laws.
Answers:
- 1) C. Driver's license number
- 2) B. False
- 3) D. family members
- 4) C. 3
- 5) B. Answer YES, and include a typed explanation of the details of your conviction.