Read a posting and decide if you can apply

Question 1 of 7

1. Job Bank’s three application steps begin with:

   Skipping the posting Paying a finder fee Researching the company or job Sending your SIN to this course
2. You should read the how-to-apply line because:

   Employers usually say how they want to receive the resume It replaces the duties list You may invent any method you like It is only decoration
3. An “asset” such as first aid on the sample posting means:

   The job is fake You should pay for guaranteed training from a pop-up You must invent a certificate It is nice to have; missing it is not automatically a reason to skip
4. Alis says that if you have the skills but not every qualification, you should:

   Give up on every posting Not automatically give up Pretend you have a licence you do not have Hide the posting from your master list
5. A reason to skip a posting is:

   The hours or a hard requirement do not fit, or the posting asks for a password or a fee You would need to tailor a resume The posting uses the word *centre* You have volunteer examples instead of paid ones
6. The Sampletown posting in this course is:

   An immigration form A real hiring process A fictional practice file we wrote A legal job offer
7. Saving a copy of the posting helps later because:

   Copies replace interviews Employers forbid it You should never keep notes The live posting may be taken down before an interview