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Resumé
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a statement of a job applicant's previous employment experience, education, etc.
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After losing her job, Mary sent her resumé to ten different companies hoping to get an offer.
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punctuality
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carefully observant of an appointed time; on time; prompt
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Being late to a job interview suggests that punctuality is not one of your personality traits.
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Applicant
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a person who applies for employment, help, etc.
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Danice noticed there were six other applicants waiting to interview for the job she wanted.
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Dismissal
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being removed or discharged from a duty, office, position, or employment
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Shelly was dismissed from her position as treasurer of the company because of questions about how she handled her personal taxes.
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Qualification
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any quality, skill, knowledge, experience, etc. that fits a person for a position, office, profession, etc.; requisite
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Having served as a cook in the army, Jack had all of the qualifications required by the restaurant for their head chief position.
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Poise
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ease and dignity of manner; self-assurance; composure
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Poise and confidence always impress a potential employer.
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Extracurricular
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not part of the required curriculum; outside the regular course of study but under the supervision of the school
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Lee had participated in many extracurricular activities in school: drama, chorus, FCCLA, basketball and soccer.
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Terminate
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to put an end to; stop; cease
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"We have to terminate your employment," said the boss to the lazy employee.
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