iRubric: Life Skills - Job Interview rubric

• Resume contains between 0- 2 of the required sections.
• Resume doesn't align to job posting.
• Resume shows little attempt at organization, lacks professionalism and is below quality.
• Has 10 or more errors.
(0-4 PTS.)

• Resume contains at least 3 sections of the required sections.
• Resume somewhat aligns to job posting.
• Resume shows some attempt at organization, is somewhat professional and has some quality.
• Formatting is somewhat consistent. Typed with some spelling/grammar/sentence structure errors. Somewhat difficult to read.
• Has 5-9 errors.
(5-7 PTS.)

• Resume contains all the required sections.
• Resume aligns to job posting.
• Resume shows organization, is professional and of quality.
• Formatting is consistent. Typed with minor spelling/grammar/sentence structure errors. Easy to read.
• Has less than 5 errors.
(8-9 PTS.)

• Resume contains exceeds required sections.
• Resume aligns to job posting.
• Resume shows organization, is professional and of quality.
• Formatting is consistent. Typed with no spelling/ grammar errors/sentence structure. Easy to read.
• Has no errors.
(10 PTS.)

• The candidate was NOT professionally dressed for the interview.
• Most questions were not answered effectively and thoughtfully using professional words and tone.
• Showed no knowledge of company and position.
(0-4 PTS.)

• The candidate was NOT professionally dressed.
• Some questions were answered effectively and thoughtfully using professional words and tone.
• Showed little knowledge of company and position.
(5-7 PTS.)

• The candidate was professionally dressed and exhibited acceptable manners.
• Most questions were answered effectively and thoughtfully using professional words and tone.
• Showed some knowledge of company and position.
(8-9 PTS.)

• The candidate was professionally dressed and exhibited excellent manners.
• All questions were answered effectively and thoughtfully using professional words and tone.
• Exhibited knowledge of company and position through questioning.
(10 PTS.)