Build a master list of your skills and work history

Question 1 of 7

1. A master resume is:

   A secret password employers share A 20-page file you must send unchanged A SIN application A full list you update and then tailor for each job
2. Alis says to list work history:

   With the latest job first (reverse order) In a random scramble Without any dates or duties Only if the work was unpaid
3. Volunteer work:

   Must never appear on a master list Can show skills an employer needs Replaces the need to be honest Requires a SIN in this course
4. An accomplishment line is stronger when it:

   Repeats the word “great” many times Invents a promotion Includes a clear result, not only a vague claim Lists other people’s private numbers
5. Before you name a reference you should:

   Ask whether they are willing to give a positive reference Use a family member only, without asking Publish their mobile number on a poster Type their SIN into this course
6. You should not put on the worksheet:

   A town name and email A volunteer role A training course you finished A Social Insurance Number or password
7. The short resume you send later should:

   Include every line of the master list, even unrelated jobs Copy the most relevant parts of the master list for that one job Be left blank Be written in another person’s name