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Job Search Strategies & Employability Skills Flashcards

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  1. Employers most consistently rank which group of skills as top employability (soft) skills?

    Answer: Communication, teamwork, and problem solving

    Employer surveys such as NACE's repeatedly put communication, teamwork, and problem solving among the most-wanted competencies.

  2. A client keeps getting interviews but no offers. Where should the counselor focus?

    Answer: Interview preparation through mock interviews and feedback

    Getting interviews shows the resume works, so the gap is most likely in interview performance.

  3. What is the recommended timing for sending a thank-you note after an interview?

    Answer: Within 24 hours

    A prompt thank-you within about a day reinforces interest and keeps the candidate memorable.

  4. A client with a felony conviction is applying for jobs. Which policy may delay criminal history questions until later in hiring?

    Answer: Ban-the-box (fair chance) laws

    Ban-the-box laws in many jurisdictions remove conviction questions from initial applications.

  5. Which LinkedIn practice best supports a client's job search?

    Answer: Using a professional photo, keyword-rich headline, and complete summary

    A complete, keyword-optimized profile improves visibility to recruiters searching the platform.

  6. The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) primarily funds:

    Answer: American Job Centers and workforce training services

    WIOA supports the public workforce system, including American Job Centers, job search help, and training.

  7. A recent graduate has little paid experience. Which resume strategy is most helpful?

    Answer: Highlighting internships, projects, volunteer work, and relevant coursework

    Entry-level candidates can show competencies through academic, volunteer, and project experience.