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how do you fill out a job application?
What all information do you put in your application what type of information do they ask for
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Vamshee’s Answer
Information Needed to Complete a Job Application
Regardless of whether you complete an online job application or apply in-person, make sure you have ready all the information you'll need in advance. The list below includes the information you need to complete an application for employment.
Personal Information
Name
Address
City, State, Zip Code
Phone Number
Email Address
Eligibility to work in the U.S.
If underage, working paper certificate
Education
Schools/Colleges Attended
Training Programs
Degrees/Diplomas/Certificates
Graduation Dates(s)
Achievements/Extra Curricular Activities (if you are applying first job without experience)
School/College Project (List the projects completed with nice description)
Employment Information (if any)
Names, addresses, and phone numbers of previous employers
Job Description
Supervisor's Name
Dates of Employment
Salary
Reason for Leaving
References
List of three references, including names, job title or relationship, emial address, phone numbers
Position Applied For Information
Title of the job you are applying for
Hours/days available to work
When you can start work
Resume
If you're applying online, there may be an option to upload your resume as part of the application.
Hope this helps to give some idea...no need to overwhelmed with the information.
Wish you all the best in your future endeavors!!
Regardless of whether you complete an online job application or apply in-person, make sure you have ready all the information you'll need in advance. The list below includes the information you need to complete an application for employment.
Personal Information
Name
Address
City, State, Zip Code
Phone Number
Email Address
Eligibility to work in the U.S.
If underage, working paper certificate
Education
Schools/Colleges Attended
Training Programs
Degrees/Diplomas/Certificates
Graduation Dates(s)
Achievements/Extra Curricular Activities (if you are applying first job without experience)
School/College Project (List the projects completed with nice description)
Employment Information (if any)
Names, addresses, and phone numbers of previous employers
Job Description
Supervisor's Name
Dates of Employment
Salary
Reason for Leaving
References
List of three references, including names, job title or relationship, emial address, phone numbers
Position Applied For Information
Title of the job you are applying for
Hours/days available to work
When you can start work
Resume
If you're applying online, there may be an option to upload your resume as part of the application.
Hope this helps to give some idea...no need to overwhelmed with the information.
Wish you all the best in your future endeavors!!
Very good! Please also include the email addresses of your references, and a brief description of job duties.
Kim Igleheart
Good points... edited the answer to include your suggestions.
Vamshee Gunturu
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Brian’s Answer
The responses received already have solid recommendations as to what type of content to include in your application.
An additional suggestion... before starting to fill out the application, you should research the company or organization. Learn about their mission & vision, the markets & customers they serve, their portfolio of products or services, etc. Also, as available, you may want to see how well-regarded they are as to product reviews & current/former-employee feedback. Even a high-level understanding of these various considerations will help you as you decide which job to pursue, as you complete the application &, hopefully, when you interview for the job.
I wish you all the best!
An additional suggestion... before starting to fill out the application, you should research the company or organization. Learn about their mission & vision, the markets & customers they serve, their portfolio of products or services, etc. Also, as available, you may want to see how well-regarded they are as to product reviews & current/former-employee feedback. Even a high-level understanding of these various considerations will help you as you decide which job to pursue, as you complete the application &, hopefully, when you interview for the job.
I wish you all the best!
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Courtney’s Answer
Hello,
Job applications are usually pretty simple. They typically as for your name and address, employment history, and references. Some applications require a resume as well and others do not. Your resume will include your name and address, your educational history, employment history, any volunteer work you have done, and any certifications you may have.
Job applications are usually pretty simple. They typically as for your name and address, employment history, and references. Some applications require a resume as well and others do not. Your resume will include your name and address, your educational history, employment history, any volunteer work you have done, and any certifications you may have.
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Aisha’s Answer
Hi Hailey,
Great Question, as Courtney stated, job applications are usually pretty simple. Just be sure to read the application before filling it out, take your time, answer completely and truthfully, include your resume, fill out job information chronologically, put in the extra effort and research your salary.
Good Luck on your journey.
Best,
Aisha T
Great Question, as Courtney stated, job applications are usually pretty simple. Just be sure to read the application before filling it out, take your time, answer completely and truthfully, include your resume, fill out job information chronologically, put in the extra effort and research your salary.
Good Luck on your journey.
Best,
Aisha T