Question

1. if you dont have a lot of work experience to list on your résumé, what are some things you can do to highlight your strengths and make your résumé more attractive?

(1 point)
a. highlight your education and any significant accomplishments, such as awards or recognition like honor roll or state or national recognition, and if you have a gpa of 3.5 or higher, make sure to note that on your résumé.
b. you should note in your résumé that you dont have a lot of work experience
c. mentioning your hobbies on your résumé is a good alternative to work experience

1. there are certain requirements you should meet when creating a cover letter. some of these include:

(1 point)
a. it should be at least two pages, it should be the same for each job you apply for, and it should use the same font as your résumé
b. it should fit on one page, it should be personalized for each job you apply for, and it should contain professional language
c. it should be limited to one page, it should repeat the same information that you include on your résumé, and it should be personalized for each job you apply for

Explanation:

For question 9: Highlighting education and academic achievements (e.g., awards, high GPA) is a standard strategy to showcase strengths when work experience is limited. Noting lack of experience (B) is unnecessary, and hobbies (C) are not a strong alternative.
For question 10: Cover letters should be concise (one page), personalized to each job, and use professional language. Option B matches these requirements; other options have errors (e.g., two pages, repeating resume info).

Answer:

1. A. Highlight your education and any significant accomplishments, such as awards or recognition like honor roll or state or national recognition, and if you have a GPA of 3.5 or higher, make sure to note that on your résumé.
2. B. It should fit on one page, it should be personalized for each job you apply for, and it should contain professional language