witchs are rightWhich of the following is true about filling out a job application? Select all that apply.

Question

(2 points)
Responses

do not leave any blank spaces
do not leave any blank spaces

exclude information about being fired from a job
exclude information about being fired from a job

only submit handwritten job applications
only submit handwritten job applications

use neat handwriting
use neat handwriting

write in a list of references

Answer 1

The true statements about filling out a job application from the options you provided are:

1. Do not leave any blank spaces - It's generally a good rule to fill out all sections of a job application. If something doesn't apply, you can often write "N/A" (not applicable).

2. Use neat handwriting - If you are submitting a handwritten application, it’s important to ensure that your handwriting is clear and legible.

3. Write in a list of references - Including references can be important, as they may be contacted by potential employers to learn more about your qualifications.

The other options are not advisable:

• Exclude information about being fired from a job - While honesty is important, it’s usually best to be truthful if asked about your job history, including any terminations, in a professional context.

• Only submit handwritten job applications - This is not true as most applications today can be submitted digitally, and many employers prefer it that way.

So, the correct responses are: do not leave any blank spaces, use neat handwriting, write in a list of references.