And Answers
Welding, sewing, and taking blood pressures are examples of transferrable skills. False
All good jobs are highly advertised. False
Avoid telling people you know that you are looking for a job and asking them to contact you if
they hear of any openings. False
Encourage others to tell you about their job search experiences so you can learn from each other.
True
Career fairs are an inefficient way to learn about potential employers because the fairs are time
consuming. False
Employment services at state agencies do not include special services¾counseling, assistance
with resumes and interviewing skills. False
, Careers In Business Chapter 15 Questions
And Answers
The goal of a state employment agency is to make as many placements as possible to keep
unemployment low and keep the state economy healthy; therefore, they do not charge for
services. True
Many private agencies charge fees to employers to find competent, qualified workers, but never
charge the applicant for this service. False
Volunteer work is a great way to learn about a field that you are interested in. True
Think of a resume as an advertisement for yourself. Its purpose is to "sell" you and your skills
and gain an interview. True
Cover letters may be handwritten. False
Networking is the most productive source of job leads. Focus your efforts on this approach to
finding a position. True