Chapter 19 Preparing for Licensure & Employment

If you truly do not know the answer to a multiple choice question, what should you do?

What is one of the best ways to learn about available positions in your field?

What should you be on the lookout for in True or False test questions?

How long does a potential employer typically spend reviewing a resume when deciding if they want to grant an interview?

What are the skills you can take from one job and apply at other jobs even if the positions are in unrelated fields?

What does taking pride in your work and committing yourself to consistently doing a good job exhibit?

How should you follow up each interview?

When 2 choices are similar on a multiple choice question, what does it signify?

What is the meaning of test wise?

Which of the following would be considered an appropriate interview question?

What should you avoid doing the night before a bid examination?

Who does a noncompete agreement really benefit?

What is a resume?

What is considered a universal language?

What should you stress on your resume to make you stand out?

Accomplishment statements on your resume should start with what?

What prohibits questions about health issues, disabilities and medical conditions?

What should always be included in preparation for any practical exam?

What is the compass that keeps you on course over the long haul of your career?

What is the purpose of a noncompete?

Which of the following is legal to ask during an interview?

When answering this type of question, you should organize your answer according to the cue words in the question.

If you want the job, you should close the interview with what type of statement that shows you want the job?

What is the most important factor in determining how you will do on a test?

Which answers should you answer first on a test?

This is a collection of photos & documents that reflect your skills, accomplishments, & abilities in your chosen field. 

What should always be included with a resume?

What should not be included on your resume and is now illegal for employers to ask?

What is the maximum amount of time you should speak per question during an interview?

What do some barbershops require applicants to do as part of the interview?

Of the following, what questions are allowed to be asked during an interview?

What is possibly the least expensive way to become a business owner in the barbering world?

What shows you have a strong moral code and artistic value?

What is the basic question or problem on a test?

The written exam contains questions about basic theory and what else?

What type of reasoning is reaching logical conclusions through logical reasoning?

What do you have to complete each time you apply for a job?

It is legal for the interviewer to as which of the following?

What is the most important kind of motivation?

What is an employer legally permitted to ask you to do before offering employment?

what type of statements on your resume stresses the importance of your basic job duties and responsibilities?