Resume and Cover Letter Fundamentals Course: What to leave out, and references
Themaquiz zonder tijdslimiet: 17 vragen over What to leave out, and references, met een uitleg na elk antwoord. Vragen en antwoorden worden elke keer gehusseld.
Themaquiz 5: What to leave out, and references
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Vraag 1 van 17
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Antwoord: B. No, it is not the norm in Canada
Job Bank says not to include a photo because it is not the norm in Canada.
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Vraag 2 van 17
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Antwoord: D. Your Social Insurance Number (SIN)
Job Bank says never to include your Social Insurance Number on your resume.
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Vraag 3 van 17
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Antwoord: A. After you are hired and start earning income
Service Canada says your SIN is only required after hiring and upon earning income. Employers need it to report your income.
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Antwoord: D. You do not have to give your SIN to fill out a job application
Service Canada lists filling out a job application as a case where you do not have to provide your SIN.
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Vraag 5 van 17
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Antwoord: C. Your date of birth
WorkBC and Job Bank both advise leaving out overly personal details such as your birthdate, age or marital status.
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Vraag 6 van 17
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Antwoord: D. Marital status
Section 3 of the Act lists grounds including age, marital status, family status, religion and disability. Education and experience are job-related.
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Vraag 7 van 17
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Antwoord: B. They are personal details that should not affect hiring decisions
These details are not about your ability to do the job, and human rights laws list them as prohibited grounds of discrimination.
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Antwoord: C. Using an application form that prefers applicants of a certain age
Section 8 makes it a discriminatory practice to use an application form that expresses a limitation or preference based on a prohibited ground, such as age.
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Vraag 9 van 17
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Antwoord: B. A bank
Canadian Heritage lists banks, trucking companies, broadcasters and telecommunications companies. Most other occupations fall under provincial and territorial laws.
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Vraag 10 van 17
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Antwoord: A. Usually leave them out, because employers may judge them
Job Bank does not recommend mentioning hobbies because of the judgments employers can make.
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Vraag 11 van 17
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Antwoord: A. No; answer honestly if asked in an interview
Job Bank says reasons for leaving add no value to a resume. Alberta's career site says to be honest, tactful and professional if an interviewer asks.
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Vraag 12 van 17
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Antwoord: C. Keep them on a separate sheet and give them only when asked
Job Bank says to keep references on a separate sheet and provide them only when they are specifically requested.
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Vraag 13 van 17
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Antwoord: C. Ask their permission each time you use their name
Alberta's career site says to always ask references for permission each time you use their names, and to tell them about the job.
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Antwoord: D. A former supervisor who knows your work well
Employers want to hear from people who can speak about how you work, such as supervisors or colleagues.
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Antwoord: D. Her supervisor from volunteer work in Canada
Volunteer supervisors, teachers and settlement agency staff can speak about work-related traits when you lack Canadian work references.
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Vraag 16 van 17
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Antwoord: D. His Social Insurance Number
Job Bank says to never include your Social Insurance Number on a resume.
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Vraag 17 van 17
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Antwoord: C. His date of birth, marital status and photo
Age, marital status and photos are personal details that are left off Canadian resumes.
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