Name 2 things that you have to put on your application.
Who can you list as a reference?
What can you put under prior experience?
Why do they ask for your work history?
List 4 tips for completing a job application.
How should you dress for an interview?
When should you get to the interview?
What body language should you exhibit during the interview?
What are 2 questions you can expect to be asked?
Answer the question: 'What is your greatest flaw?' the way you would in an interview.
When you meet the employer, you shake hands and say what?
Why should you research the company?
List 3 items you should take with you to the interview.
If you didn't like your boss from a previous job, what do you need to remember not to do?
Define fringe benefits. Give 3 examples.
What do you do if a customer can't find something?
What if the customer asks a question you can't answer?
What if you see someone trying to steal something?
What should you do if you see a customer fall or get hurt?
What should you do if your boss is upset with you?
Name 2 dangerous jobs
What skills would be required to be a cashier?
Name 3 jobs where you work specifically in a hospital
If you don't have the skills necessary for a job you want what can you do?
Name a job you would like to have after High School, and 3 skills you need for it.
Name, DOB, Phone #, SSN, Address, references, etc.
teacher, other adult who's seen you work
past jobs or volunteer activities
to contact bosses, or find out what skills you have
print neatly, use blue or black ink, read each question first, answer questions honestly, proofread
Nice, dress to impress
10-15 minutes early
Sit up straight, feet on the floor, eye contact
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Hello, nice to meet you
to be best prepared to answer questions and ask related questions, shows you are interested in the job
resume, pen, notepad, list of references, identification, diploma/degree
Do not bad mouth the boss
health, sick leave, vacation, bonuses, education reimbursement, discounts, onsite child care
help them find it
find someone who can assist
report them to the boss
make sure they're ok, call 911 if necessary
apologize and tell them you'll do better next time
answers vary.
friendly, helpful, be able to know where things are, counting money, etc.
nurse, doctor, physical therapist, nursing assistant, pharmacist, x-ray technician, phlebotomist, lab tech
learn them by being trained at work or further your education
answers vary.
