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		<title>Job Application Questions: There For A Reason</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[It&#8217;s definitely interesting being on the other side of the job application. Searching for a job can be quite an arduous task. For starters, there is no standard online application form; each employer has their own format, making online applications quite cumbersome. Some forms ask for a cover letter, others have questions for you to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s definitely interesting being on the other side of the job application. Searching for a job can be quite an arduous task. For starters, there is no standard online application form; each employer has their own format, making online applications quite cumbersome. Some forms ask for a cover letter, others have questions for you to answer in essay form. It can be downright scary!</p>
<p>But folks, these things are included in the application for a reason. A stellar portfolio is worthless if you don&#8217;t get pass the application review. And those application questions are a fantastic way of weeding you out.</p>
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<p>When a question asks you to describe your experience using Adobe Creative Suite 5, the answer is not &#8216;yes&#8217;. Nor is the URL to your website the answer&#8230;for every single question.</p>
<p>As designers, we have to know how to sell a design to a client. The application process is the same thing; only we&#8217;re selling ourselves.</p>
<p>The words on the page mean something. Stand out from the crowd. Show your personality. Or, have your application tossed aside. It&#8217;s your choice.</p>
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