The Office Skills Tests are now offered in room 2024 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC).   Non-students call 801-422-3563 to make an appointment.  Students please go to 2024 WSC to take the tests (appointments not necessary).  Please bring a photo I.D.  The Office Skills Tests are required for certain office personnel positions. The required tests are indicated in the "Additional Qualifications" section of the job details. Be sure to complete all required tests before the job closes.

The questions below will help you to find out more about the position and if it is a good fit for you. These questions might also help you to think of other good questions.

Many employers view the interview as the most important part of evaluating a candidate. If you are offered an interview, it means that the interview committee saw something they liked in your cover letter or resume. Everything you do and say is being evaluated so look and act your best to give yourself the best chance for getting the job. Follow these tips to increase your interviewing effectiveness:

What is a Resume?

A resume is a one to two page document designed to provide an overview of an individual's work experiences, extra-curricular activities, volunteer activities, and other pertinent information used for presenting oneself to an employer when applying for a specific job. Resumes generally provide information in the following areas:

What is a Cover Letter?

A cover letter serves as a tool for you to present yourself to an interviewer and make a favorable impression about your skills and personality outside of your resume. A cover letter can be more personable than a resume and may serve to present your personality better than a resume. Often, an impressive cover letter will increase a potential employer's desire to more seriously read your resume. Conversely, a poorly written cover letter can discourage an employer from taking your resume seriously.