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The Application Process
Lessons

Completing a Job Application

Information for an Application (R)

Why Companies Use Applications

Developing Job Information

Assuring Accuracy of Information

Writing a Cover Letter

Applying Online

Applying in Person

Following up on an Application

Double Check Your Application

Required lessons are indicated by (R).
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Assessment (continued)

11. When applying for a job, you should

a. list the specific job title for which you are applying

b. say you will take any job available

c. list as many job titles as you can get on the blank line

d. make up a job title that sounds good to you

12. Regarding criminal charges against you, most employers want

a. an overview

b. the police report

c. complete details

d. as little information as possible

13. When listing military service on an application, you should

a. name your rank and number of years of service

b. provide your discharge status

c. indicate whether you are the dependent of a veteran

d. all of these choices

14. The date line on an application is important because it

a. shows how long your application has been on file

b. reminds the reviewer how long she has procrastinated

c. allows you to point out why you should be next in line for a job

d. none of these choices

15. When should you allow a prospective employer to contact your current employer?

a. when you really want the job

b. when your current employer knows you are looking for a job

c. any time you fill out an application

d. never

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