This quiz is to test your knowledge of -Parts of a Resume -Styles of Resumes -Formating a Resume
A one page summary of your work experience, job skills, etc. that helps advertise your abilities and knowledge to potential employers.
A one page summary of what you did last summer.
A one page summary of your knowledge and skills as it relates to the job.
Education, Objectives, Extracurricular Activities, Computer Skills, and Work Experience
Education, Related Experience, Computer Competencies, Work Experience, Extracurricular Activities, and References
Education, Work History, Technology Skills, Extracurricular, Foreign Languages, References
Chronological Format, Synchronized Format and Functional Format
Chronological Format and Synchronized Format
Chronological Format and Functional Format
Synchronized Format and Functional
To interest an employer enough for them to contact me for an interview .
A resume isn't really needed in today's job market. It is all about who you know.
To document every job I have ever had and ever job duty I have ever had.
To secure the position of Senior Account Executive with The Bottom Line Accounting Firm that will utilize acquired experience and commitment to excellence.
Seeking a junior level position in the accounting field.
Seeking a position as Junior Account Executive with The Bottom Line Accounting Firm where I can effectively utilize my strong management skills and further develop my accounting skills.
True
False
Use many different fonts and incorporate colored fonts
Write in paragraph form to explain my background in detail
When describing job duties, use bullets to make my resume easier to read.
Start my resume with the first position I've held and work backward to my most current position.
Personal information like my marital status, age, and weight
A list of my references
Jobs I held 30 years ago that don't support my objective.
All of the above
Use 'I' statements like 'I prepared a sales report.
Start each of my resume bullets with action words like prepared, developed, monitored, and presented
Incorporate acronyms and terms that are only used internally by my company.
Take credit for work done by a team I was on that was actually done by other team members
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