What should your cover letter include?

Multiple Choice

a- Salutation, greeting, and inside address.

b- Inside address, return address, and references.

c- Greeting, return address, and date.

d- Date, return address, and a current pictur.

When including contact information in the cover letter:

Multiple Choice

a- repeat it throughout the letter.

b- imbed it in the letter.

c- insert after your closing.

d- put it in the heading under your name, above the company information.

Cover letters should be:

Multiple Choice

a- written as a series of tweets to showcase your social media savviness.

b- as generic as possible.

c- tailored to the specific position for which you are applying.

d- brief.

What is apparent in your cover letter, even without specific mention?

Multiple Choice

a- How much you spent on your printer.

b- Your writing skill level and attention to detail.

c- Your interest in the company and position.

d- Your keen fashion sense.

When you fill out an application in person:

Multiple Choice

a- dress as though going to an interview.

b- bring a resume. Then you can just write See Resume.

c- skip any questions that that you feel are unnecessary.

d- go into detail whenever possible.

Applications are used:

Multiple Choice

a- when employers are unwilling to read resumes.

b- to remove candidates who cannot follow directions from the hiring pool.

c- instead of cover letters and resumes.

d- only for entry-level positions.

What is the advantage of having a master application?

Multiple Choice

a- You can just hand in copies instead of filling in more applications.

b- It allows you to apply for all open positions in a company.

c- You have a basis to question the companys need for any further information.

d- Your most requested information is readily accessible and in the correct format.