The human resources manager at a large, local firm is holding a bundle of recently completed job applications. What she would like to do with the bulk of them is grab a red pencil & have at them. Spelling errors, typos, smudge, inkblots & on some of them, remnants of lunch. Those things are all nightmares to deal with, but online job applications can certainly have their share of problems too.Before sending any of your online job applications, make sure that you read all of the information carefully. Did you spell everything correctly? Did you capitalize what needed to be capitalized? Did you omit important information? The problem with these types of applications is the fact that they are so instantaneous. If you don’t take that extra few minutes to read over what is typed there, you may be shooting yourself in the foot.
Even the most perfect typist with the best typing skills does make mistakes every now & then.Now, although this is certainly the worst case scenario, it does happen. Imagine that you have been spending the better part of an hour filling out online job applications. After the sixth or seventh of them, you are starting to feel a little lax & it is showing in your typing. On the final one for the night, your finger slips over one letter- so everything that you have typed is basically gibberish, but you are just not paying attention. You hit the send button & that idiocy is exactly what arrives at the place where you had previously wanted to work in some capacity. What happens next? Delete, nothing more.Some of the online job applications will have interesting side notes & requirements that you might not notice if you are not carefully reading through the whole application before you get started.Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/5386566
