CSP Technology & Digital Career Tools Flashcards
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What is the primary purpose of an Applicant Tracking System (ATS) in the hiring process?
Answer: To scan and filter resumes based on keywords before human review
An ATS scans and filters resumes using keyword matching before a human recruiter ever reviews them, making keyword optimization critical for job seekers.
Which U.S. government database provides career services professionals with detailed occupational information including tasks, skills, and wages?
Answer: O*NET OnLine
O*NET OnLine is the primary U.S. government occupational information database, providing detailed data on tasks, knowledge, skills, abilities, and wages for hundreds of occupations.
What does CRM stand for in the context of career services technology platforms?
Answer: Client Relationship Management
CRM stands for Client Relationship Management, and in career services these platforms track client interactions, appointments, and outcomes over time.
When advising clients on ATS optimization, which resume format is generally most ATS-friendly?
Answer: A plain chronological resume with standard section headings
Plain chronological resumes with standard headings parse most reliably through ATS software, while graphics, columns, and non-standard formats often cause parsing errors.
Which career development software platform is widely used by U.S. university career centers to manage job postings, employer relations, and student appointments?
Answer: Handshake
Handshake is the dominant career management platform at U.S. colleges and universities, connecting students with employers and enabling appointment scheduling and job postings.
What is the main advantage of using data analytics tools in a career services center?
Answer: They allow career professionals to measure program effectiveness and demonstrate ROI
Data analytics tools enable career services professionals to track outcomes, identify trends, and present measurable evidence of program value to stakeholders and administrators.