Are You Job Ready Quiz Ready to Tell Employers You’re Ready?So you’re in the market for a new job? Maybe you’re out of work or just ready to move on from where you are. Either way, it’s worth knowing how employers can tell if you’re right for the vacancy they have. Take this fun quiz and see how ready you are to turn on all 7 Signs that tell your next employer you’re right for the job.Mark the answer closest to how you feel about the question. Don’t worry if it’s not exactly right, just the nearest one. At the end, find out if you’re a Candidate for Change, a Ladder-Builder or Job Ready. If you’re not already on track for success, you soon will be.Candidate for ChangeIf you’ve been trying to land a job for a while, your score suggests it might not hurt to try something new. You may lack confidence or it could be your attitude is at odds with what employers want. Success comes more readily to those who know what they want and how to go find it. Help is at hand but you have to be open to taking it.WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR SCORE?7 Signs training is available at our Quids In Centres. Find your nearest here.Ladder BuilderWe think you’re on the right lines but it’s time to ‘build your own ladders’. Think of job hunting like playing a game of snakes and ladders. There will be setbacks to steel yourself against but there are also ways to make your own luck and improve your chances… as if you’re building your own ladders in the game.WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR SCORE?7 Signs training is available at our Quids In Centres. Find your nearest here.Job ReadyYou have most, if not all, the 7 Signs brightly displayed for employers to see. You have a clear picture of where you want to end up and how that plays to your strengths and your interests. You know what employers are looking for and what to do if you have any setbacks. Importantly, you know how to present all this and show you have the drive to see it through.WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR SCORE?7 Signs training is available at our Quids In Centres. Find your nearest here.You bump into a friend of a friend who you know runs an outfit you would love to work for. What do you say to yourself?You are at an interview and the employer asks you about your strengths and weaknesses. How would you respond?You see an ad in the paper for a job you are pretty confident about. Now what?Something in your past has either upset a previous employer or kept you out of work for a while. How do you deal with it?You’ve decided to make the change. You even told a friend all you plan to do in the next year. Three months later they ask: ‘How are you getting on? Honestly.’How do you feel about the idea of having a job doing things you love, like hobbies, or working with people you love, like children, for example?There’s a vacancy you’re excited about but the application pack has an equal opportunities form and loads of policy and procedure details in it. What do you think?If right now you were offered the training you need and help to plan your next steps, what would you say?