Sometimes finding job openings is about asking the right questions (of the right people) and checking websites. These sources are usually free, while employment agencies may charge for their services. List in order the steps you would take to find out about job openings. Could you save money or time by following these steps? Explain how. 22. Why is it important to participate in extracurricular activities and volunteer activities while you are still in school? These activities should be listed on your resume. Explain why employers care about these types of activities. What does your participation tell them? 23. It is often reported in news articles that "everybody exaggerates on their resumes." Do you think this is true? Do you plan to exaggerate? What could be the downside of providing false information on your resume? 24. It's important to maintain contact with people from your past, whether employers or teachers or friends. These people can be your references, attesting to your character and skills. Explain what is meant by "burn-ing your bridges behind you" and why you should avoid this practice in good career planning. 25. The job application form contains much of the same information found on your resume-such as work history, education, and skills. Why do employers require you to fill out a form? Can you just state "see resume" rather than answering questions? Why or why not?