This quiz assesses readiness for job interviews, focusing on effective strategies for CV writing, cover letter crafting, and interview techniques. It aids in enhancing job search skills, ensuring alignment with corporate expectations, and preparing for common interview questions.
Find out about the companies core products and services
Read about their corporate culture
Use your research about company in your interview answers
Apply for this job even if the culture doesn’t resonate with you
A, B and C
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Start by telling her first job Start by telling about your first job experience
Start by talking about your studies
Start by talking about your work experience which is closest to this job
State briefly why you are qualified for this job and your motivation
B, C, and D
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Tailor your CV to each different job you apply for
Put your current work history first
Include your objective statement and soft skill competencies
Always include the dates and never leave gaps
All of the above
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Emphasize how you are eager, flexible and capable to learn anything
Show you are motivated by stating which values you have and how they could be valuable to this function and company
Make up a little work experience to get invited to the job interview
A and B
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Let your personality shine through
Read and Learn as much as you can about the job before you apply
Just accept that you probably won’t get hired and do not apply at all
A and B
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The type of company and industry you are interested in
The ideal job you are seeking even if it is different that this job you are applying
Describe your motivation and make sure that your objective statement matches closely with the job you are applying for
Highlight a few top qualities about you
A, C and D
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Use a paragraph and include as much information as possible
Give only 3 to 5 bullets about each job, even if you have to leave some things out
Discuss 1 or 2 achievements or KPI’s (key performance indicators you reached) at each place you worked
Use action verbs to start off each bullet
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1 page long
2 pages
3 pages
Whatever is needed to present my competencies, skills and achievements
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2 pages
3 pages
Whatever is necessary to explain all the experience
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Post my CV on one main general internet job board (monster)
Post my CV on both general and more targeted (i.e. financial or IT)
Contact professional federations, Industry journals or membership organizations to see if they have a job board
Put my professional profile on social networks (Linkedin)
All of the above
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Find out if they are specialized in your area of expertise before sending your CV
Ask them about the priorities in this recruitment and which timing is acceptable to send your CV
Ask them what are the critical ‘must haves’ in this job and highlight these in your CV before sending it
Call them after you send your CV to confirm it’s receipt
All of the above
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Learn about the company’s product which brings them their greatest revenue
Relax and feel confident that you are right for this job
Should make a critical self evaluation: how do your skills and behaviors match with this job
Trust your great personality will win you this job
A and C
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Send a follow-up thank you by email
Make a phone call within the following 10 days to reiterate your motivation and find out the next steps
Take notes of your interview process, people you met with, main points covered so you can use this in the follow up correspondence
All of the above
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Keep interviewing with other companies
Stop your job search until you hear results from your preferred job interview so you don’t have too many choices and chaos in your job search
Try to get at least a few offers before accepting one
Give yourself a time frame that you want to take a decision, taking into account the company’s needs as well
A, C and D
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