1. Professionally You
Trivia

2. Trivia $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Final Trivia Dress
Before the Interview
During the Interview
After the Interview
Professionally You
$100
$200
$300
$400
$500
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3. A professional dress suit should be one of these two colors.
Answer:
A professional dress suit should be one of these two colors.
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4. What is navy blue or charcoal?
Dress - $100
Question:
What is navy blue or charcoal?
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5. Dress - $200
Answer:
A female professional would want this item to be well polished, closed toed, compliment the suit, and be 1-2” pumps.
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6. Question: What is a formal shoe? Dress - $200
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7. The color a man’s socks should be this.
Dress - $300
Answer:
The color a man’s socks should be this.
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8. What is the same color as
Dress - $300
Question:
What is the same color as
his dress pants?
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9. The length of a woman's dress
Answer:
The length of a woman's dress
skirt should be this.
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10. What is no more than two inches above the knee?
Dress - $400
Question:
What is no more than two inches above the knee?
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11. The number of pieces of jewelry a person should wear.
Dress - $500
Answer:
The number of pieces of jewelry a person should wear.
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12. Question: What is no more than 8? Dress - $500
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13. Before the Interview - $100
Answer:
This is when research should be performed by the applicant to figure out how long it takes to get there, how people dress, and read the informational literature provided.
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14. Before the Interview - $100
Question:
What is before the interview?
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15. Before the Interview - $200
Answer:
A person should do this to help practice answering questions, have the opportunity to develop questions, and increase confidence.
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16. Before the Interview - $200
Question:
What is research the company?
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17. Before the Interview - $300
Answer:
When researching this, an applicant can find out the length, if dining will occur, and who will conduct the interview.
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18. Before the Interview - $300
Question:
What is the interview format?
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19. Before the Interview - $400
Answer:
Two items of personal information to include on an answering machine.
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20. Before the interview - $400
Question:
What is name and phone number?
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21. Before the Interview - $500
Answer:
The amount of time a person should arrive in advance for an interview.
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22. Question: What is 10-15 minutes? Before an Interview - $500
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23. During the Interview - $100
Answer:
Two illegal topics to ask about in an interview.
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24. During the Interview - $100
Question:
What are age and marital status?
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25. During the interview - $200
Answer:
Stressing what will be brought to the company and stating situations, actions, and results articulately without slang are examples of this.
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26. During the Interview - $200
Question:
What are methods a person should use when answering interview questions?
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27. During the Interview - $300
Answer:
A person should have a ballpark figure and be comfortable asking for this.
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28. During the Interview - $300
Question:
What is the salary?
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29. During the Interview - $400
Answer:
Ignoring the receptionist, smoking, eating, using a phone, applying make-up, and reading materials of poor taste are examples of this.
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30. During the Interview - $400
Question:
What are things not to do in the waiting room?
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31. During the Interview - $500
Answer:
This is when the interview actually begins.
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32. During the Interview - $500
Question:
What is in the waiting room?
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33. After the Interview - $100
Answer:
An action which makes an interview candidate “stand out” from other candidates.
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34. What is writing a thank-you note?
After the Interview - $100
Question:
What is writing a thank-you note?
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35. A thank-you note should be sent within this time frame.
After the Interview - $200
Answer:
A thank-you note should be sent within this time frame.
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36. Question: What is within 24 hours? After the Interview - $200
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37. Answer: After the Interview - $300
Thanking a person for his/her time, acknowledging confidence about personal skills, and further inquiries for more information should be included in this item.
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38. What is a thank-you note?
After the Interview - $300
Question:
What is a thank-you note?
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39. Three qualities of the format for a career thank-you note.
After the Interview - $400
Answer:
Three qualities of the format for a career thank-you note.
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40. What are typed, business format, and printed on 100% cotton paper?
After the Interview - $400
Question:
What are typed, business format, and printed on 100% cotton paper?
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41. After the Interview - $500
Answer:
This should be asked at the end of the interview if it was not expressed during the interview.
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42. After the Interview - $500
Question:
What is the time in which a person can expect to hear from the company?
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43. Professionally You - $100
Answer:
The proper response when the applicant does not know the answer to a question.
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44. Professionally You - $100
Question:
What is “I don’t know the answer to the question, could I get back to you?”
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45. Answer: The color of shirt a person should wear.
Professionally You - $200
Answer:
The color of shirt a
person should wear.
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46. What is a light colored, solid shirt?
Professionally You - $200
Question:
What is a light colored, solid shirt?
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47. A person should do this when entering the room for an interview.
Professionally You - $300
Answer:
A person should do this when entering the room for an interview.
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48. What is immediately look everyone in the eye?
Professionally You - $300
Question:
What is immediately look everyone in the eye?
© Family Economics & Financial Education – Revised October 2004 – Career Development Unit – Interview Etiquette – Slide 48
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49. Professionally You - $400
Answer:
Standing up straight, looking a person in the eye, saying his/her name, and having a firm hold are qualities of this.
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50. What is a good handshake?
Professionally You - $400
Question:
What is a good handshake?
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51. Professionally You - $500
Answer:
The length of time it takes a potential employer to develop a perception of the applicant.
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52. Question: What is 10-12 seconds? Professionally You - $500
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53. Professionally You
Final
Trivia

54. Final Trivia
Answer:
Resumes, cover letters, job applications, references, paper, a professional pen, and a professional portfolio are items a person will want to have available at this time.
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55. What is during the interview?
Final Trivia
Question:
What is during the interview?
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