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Resumes: Internet Job Boards
QUICK CHECK ANSWERS:
1. Job banks or job search engines.
2. Type of skills employers are seeking.  The pay 	
for job openings.	
3. a) Employers.  
 b) Nothing (free).
4. Nothing (free).
5. a) Job boards list job openings posted by em	-	
ployers.  	
 b) Job search engines lists both job openings 	
posted by employers and job openings from dif	-	
ferent job boards.	
 c) Job postings from across the web.
 d) Search for Jobs on Google. 	 	
6. a) Speciality job board for one industry.
 b) Dice.com, HealthECareers.com, TalentZoo.	
com.	
    c) Use Google to search "Job Board Carpen	-	
ters" or "Job Board Truck Drivers."  	
 d) Combine search results from all job boards, 	
company websites, professional associations, 
and other sources into the one website.  	
 e) Indeed.com.
7. Student's opinion of 3 interesting places to 	
work.	
8. a) Apply for the job opening on the employer's 	
website.  Visit the business to talk to the 	
 manager, assistant manager, or Human 
 Resources Department staff about job opening.
 b) As if you worked for the company. 
9. a) Use Google to search using your state's name 	
and the words "Job Board."	
 b) Gov at the end of web address.
10. a) Untrue, deceptive and illegal job duties.
 b) Job listing too good to be true.  
 Job listings promising quick income.  
 Job listing requiring you to send money.  
11. What will happen with your resume, and
 How long the site will post your resume. 	
 b) You can delete your resume if necessary.
12. Date of birth, social security number, driver's 	
license number, home address, financial/credit 
card information.	
13. Major Fast Food Restaurant instead of McDon	-	
ald's Restaurant.	
14. Set up a separate e-mail and provide that as 	
your job bank e-mail address.  	
15. a) Do not post the reference's information for all 	
to see and use. 	
 b)  References are available upon request.
16. Answer "blind" job opening postings that ask 	
you to send your resume to:  1) unknown e-mail 
address, or 2) post office box.  	
17. Visit employer’s website.