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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)

16. A felony conviction shown on an application will

a. always disqualify you from a job

b. never disqualify you from a job

c. disqualify you from all interviews

d. sometimes disqualify you from a job

17. A lie about a felony conviction

a. will usually disqualify you from a job

b. will usually not be discovered

c. can usually be explained away

d. can be discovered during routine felony check

18. Social Security numbers are

a. confidential and should never be listed on an application

b. required on most application forms

c. rarely required on application forms

d. important only to an employer if you’re hired

19. The term “keywords” refers to

a. words in the job description that help you match past employment to the current position

b. words from your field of work that you think will impress a potential employer

c. words that show you were a good student during your education years

d. none of the above

20. When giving references on an application, which of the following is needed?

a. the person’s name only

b. the person’s name and address

c. the person’s name, address, and telephone number

d. the person’s name, address, email address, and telephone number

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