Perguntas e respostas sobre Resumes (curriculos) Google

Activity Quiz: Update your resume

1. Which of the following actions can you take to help you tailor your resume to cloud security professional roles? Select all that apply.

• (x) Research roles on job-search platforms and take notes on some of the skills and qualifications required for jobs that appeal to you. Ex: Reviewing the course content, using an AI tool to tailor your resume to a specific job, and researching security professional jobs on job platform sites can help you tailor your resume to those roles.
• (x) Refer to previous course content to review some of the different types of roles available in cloud security. Ex: Reviewing the course content, using an AI tool to tailor your resume to a specific job, and researching security professional jobs on job platform sites can help you tailor your resume to those roles.
• (x) Use an AI tool to tailor your resume to the specific job. Ex: Reviewing the course content, using an AI tool to tailor your resume to a specific job, and researching security professional jobs on job platform sites can help you tailor your resume to those roles

2. What issues should you address when proofreading your resume? Select all that apply.

• (x) Consolidate your resume to no more than 1–2 pages. Ex: When proofreading your resume, be sure to correct spelling, grammatical, and punctuation errors. You should also revise your wording to be as concise as possible and consolidate your resume to 1–2 pages. These checks will help ensure that your resume is succinct, professional-looking, and easy to read.
• (x) Correct any spelling, grammatical, and punctuation errors. Ex: When proofreading your resume, be sure to correct spelling, grammatical, and punctuation errors. You should also revise your wording to be as concise as possible and consolidate your resume to 1–2 pages. These checks will help ensure that your resume is succinct, professional-looking, and easy to read.
• (x) Revise your wording to be as concise as possible. Ex: When proofreading your resume, be sure to correct spelling, grammatical, and punctuation errors. You should also revise your wording to be as concise as possible and consolidate your resume to 1–2 pages. These checks will help ensure that your resume is succinct, professional-looking, and easy to read.

3. Which of the following components should be included in a resume? Select all that apply.

• (x) Personal information Ex: Personal information includes your name, job title, address, phone number, email address, and links to your LinkedIn® profile and portfolio. This information is important because it provides potential employers with your contact information and access to relevant projects.
• (x) Education Ex: The education section includes the institution’s name and location, the degree, diploma, or certificate earned, and the dates of attendance or completion. Listing your education helps demonstrate the qualifications and knowledge you bring to a potential employer and conveys that you meet the requirements for the opportunity you are seeking.
• (x) Work experience Ex: The work experience section includes company names and locations, your job title, dates of employment, and a description of your responsibilities and accomplishments. Providing a history of your work experiences enables you to connect your professional or volunteer responsibilities to responsibilities listed on a job posting.

4. What should you include in the experience section on your resume? Select all that apply.

(x) Your transferable skills. Ex: The experience section of your resume should list at least three positions in reverse chronological order, communicate how your responsibilities and accomplishments relate to the role you are applying for, and highlight your transferable skills.

(x) Your job responsibilities and accomplishments. Ex: The experience section of your resume should list at least three positions in reverse chronological order, communicate how your responsibilities and accomplishments relate to the role you are applying for, and highlight your transferable skills.

(x) Your three previous positions. Ex: The experience section of your resume should list at least three positions in reverse chronological order, communicate how your responsibilities and accomplishments relate to the role you are applying for, and highlight your transferable skills.

Interview success

1. A cloud security analyst is preparing for a job interview at a new company. They are familiar with the company’s culture, but want to do more research to learn if the position is a good fit. What other aspects of the company should they research? Select two answers.

• Mission: Understanding an organization’s mission, core values, and culture can help you decide whether you and the organization are a good fit. You can usually find this information on the company’s social media or website, or in the job description.
• Core values: Understanding an organization’s mission, core values, and culture can help you decide whether you and the organization are a good fit. You can usually find this information on the company’s social media or website, or in the job description.

2. A cloud security analyst is interviewing for a new position, and the hiring manager asks a behavioral question. What is the first step the analyst should take in answering the question?

• Describe the action they took. Ex: To answer a behavioral question, the analyst should start by describing the situation, including any context the interviewer needs to know to understand the story. Behavioral questions ask what the interviewee did or would do in a specific situation, or how they would handle a challenge at work.

3. In an interview for a cloud security analyst position, the hiring manager asks you a technical question about how you would solve an issue in a cloud environment. You are unsure on a few specifics of the scenario. Which is the first step you should take in answering this question?

• Ask clarifying questions: Before answering technical questions, it is important to ask clarifying questions if needed. Clarifying questions help the interviewee understand what the interviewer is asking.

1. A cloud security analyst is searching for a new job. How can the analyst find out about job opportunities before they have been posted publicly?

• Joining a security community or forum

2. You apply for a cloud security analyst position. A recruiter reaches out to you to set up a brief screening call. What is the purpose of this call? Select two answers.

• To share more details about the position
• To learn more about your skills and interests

3.A hiring manager schedules an interview with a candidate for a cloud security analyst position. What is the purpose of the interview with the hiring manager?

• To determine whether the candidate and role are a good fit

4. A cloud security analyst is applying for jobs. They want to demonstrate their ability to communicate technical concepts to a non-technical audience. What part of their application materials can they use to highlight this ability?

• Project descriptions in their portfolio

5. A cloud security analyst wants to include code in their portfolio, but the platform they are using to host the portfolio does not support embedded code. What two solutions can they use to achieve their goal? Select two answers.

• Include screenshots and descriptions of coding projects
• Include a link to code hosted elsewhere

6. A cloud security analyst wants to make their portfolio visually appealing and easy to navigate. What source can they use for ideas?

• People in their network

7. You are applying for a cloud security analyst position. You have not worked in cloud cybersecurity before, but you have worked in the service industry for several years and run your own small business. What skills from your work history can you include on your resume?

• Transferable skills

8. A cloud security analyst is updating their resume. Where should they list a professional certificate they completed?

• The education section

9. A candidate is researching a cloud security analyst position before an interview. They realize some of the skills in the job description do not exactly match their own skills. What action should they take next?

• Identify transferable skills they can emphasize in the interview.

10. You are in an interview with a hiring manager. How can you learn whether the role is right for you?

• Ask the hiring manager questions.

Activity Quiz: Prepare for your job search

1. How can your resume help prepare you for the job search process? Select all that apply.

• A resume includes achievements from prior jobs. Ex: A resume includes your achievements. Reflecting on this information will help you identify jobs that allow you to showcase your accomplishments.
• A resume lists skills, previous work experience, and education. Ex: A resume includes information like your skills, work experience and education. Reflecting on this information will help you identify jobs that align with your skills, experience, and interests.

2. Which of the following terms are helpful for beginning cloud security analysts to use when searching for jobs? Select all that apply.

• Entry level: “Entry-level” is a useful term because it will help you locate jobs targeted at analysts early in their career.
• Associate: Associate is a useful term because it will help you locate jobs targeted at analysts early in their career.
• Junior: Junior is a useful term because it will help you locate jobs targeted at analysts early in their career.

3. How can your portfolio help prepare you for the job search process? Select all that apply.

• Portfolios are a way to consider how you can relate specific projects to descriptions in a job posting. Ex: Portfolios allow you to map specific projects and skills to responsibilities in a job posting. In an interview, having a portfolio will help you share details of the projects with a potential employer.
• Portfolios include projects you have completed or contributed to. Ex: Portfolios are a way to share projects that you have completed or contributed to, like code samples or the capstone project from this course.
• Portfolios demonstrate your technical skills to potential employers. Ex: Portfolios are a way to share examples of your technical skills to potential employers. As you search through job postings, identify jobs that list skills that match your own skill set.

4. What components should you identify in a job posting to help determine if the job is a good fit?

• Experience: Skills, experience, and education can help you identify if the job is a good fit for you. You should consider how each of these components relate to your knowledge base for cloud security.
• Education: Skills, experience, and education can help you identify if the job is a good fit for you. You should consider how each of these components relate to your knowledge base for cloud security.
• Skills: Skills, experience, and education can help you identify if the job is a good fit for you. You should consider how each of these components relate to your knowledge base for cloud security.