Chapter 4 Review

Talking with people and establishing relationships that can lead to more information or business opportunities.

Job advertisement that does not include the name of a company or contact person.

Short, one- to three-minute video presentation used to reinforce the material presented on your résumé.

Written to get an employer interested in your qualifications so you will be asked for an interview.

A brief history of a person’s education, work experience, and other qualifications for employment.

Illegal use of another’s name and personal information to impersonate him or her.

Designed to find job openings posted at a variety of locations.

Brief written summary of key facts that helps a person write letters of application, prepare job résumés, and fill out application forms.

Part of the company that handles the various responsibilities related to employment.

Person who knows you well and is willing to discuss your personal and job qualifications with employers.

Collection of materials that provides evidence of your qualifications.

Professional, but not social, networks can help you find a job.

Your chance of receiving a response to a blind ad is very high.

For most entry-level jobs, the private employment agency fee is paid by the employer.

You will need to write only one résumé for your job search.