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The effectiveness of your job search will greatly depend on how much you know about the realities of the job search process. Knowing what to focus on and what to avoid can help you get much better results and shorten the duration of your search.

Take this short quiz to get an idea of how much you know about the "do's and don'ts" of the job search.

Answer each question, then click the SUBMIT button for your score, or just click the SUBMIT button, to instantly view all of the correct answers.

Job Search Savvy Quiz Most job openings can be found where? online job boards the newspaper recruiters trade journals none of the above The best time to begin building your network is: just before you leave your job immediately after you've left your job while you're employed none of the above The best qualified person will get the job. True False Employers will not interview you without a resume and cover letter. True False A successful job search can be conducted in your spare time. true false Your resume should always include your: list of references salary requirements salary history all of the above none of the above Your resume should be no more than: 1 page 2 pages as many pages as you need to sell yourself all of the above none of the above Always express your salary requirements before the end of the interview. true false Never ask for the job before it is offered to you. True False The best time to negotiate your salary is during the interview. True False Once you've landed your job, your job search is officially over. True False The CMS Center Stage Group will find a job for you. True False

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