Across
- 3. A meeting between you and your potential employer to show why you would make a good employee
- 5. Used by employers to make sure you were telling the truth on your resume
- 7. An experienced worker you can go to for advice
- 9. Payment for you work other than money, such as vacation time or insurance
Down
- 1. Brief visits to a buisness where you observe workers and ask questions
- 2. Attached to your resume, this letter describes your strengths and experience
- 3. A temporary position, usually during a summer or semester, that provides experience
- 4. An agreement between you and your company
- 6. A summary of your education, accomplishments, and experience
- 8. A group of people who will tell a potential employer about your strengths and experience