True or False - Ch. 10

False

Arrive a couple of minutes late for the interview

False

Ask, "Did I get the job?", at the interview

False

Ask, "Do you mind if I smoke?", at the interview

True

Ask, "How many hours would I work?", at the interview

True

Ask, "What benefits do I receive with this job?", at the interview

False

Bring your child with you to the interview when you cannot find a babysitter

True

Criminal background checks are performed on all new aides hired.

False

Eat a granola bar during the interview

False

Friends and relatives are the best references to use for a potential job.

False

If a potential employer asks for proof of your legal status in this country, it means that the employer does not trust you.

False

If you do not understand a question that is being asked on a job application, just make something up.

True

In-service continuing education courses help you keep your knowledge fresh

True

Look happy to be at the interview

False

Say, "I won't work with patients with AIDS.", At an interview

True

Set up straight at an interview

True

Shake hands with interviewer

False

States require less continuing education than the federal government

True

The Internet is one good resource to use to find a job.

False

The federal government requires 20 hours of continuing education each year

True

Treatments or regulations can change

True

Wear very little jewelry to the interview

True

When filling out job applications, have the name and address of the school where you were trained and certification numbers handy.

True

You may write "N/A" on a job application at the question does not apply to you.

True

Your resume should fit on one page.

True

Your resume should include a list of your educational experience.

False

Your resume should include a list of your religious and political beliefs.