You’ve ironed your nicest threads, practiced your job interview skills and you’re ready to look for summer jobs. But are you ready to pass an employer’s first test? In other words, are your resume, online job profile and application-writing skills up to par? If you’re looking for an hourly job, you probably don’t need to be studying a sample resume. Instead, concentrate on the basics of writing a winning online job profile – if you’re looking for jobs online – or for filling out applications if you’re applying in person. If you are looking for summer jobs online, be sure to check out SnagAJob.com, which is a job search website devoted entirely to finding hourly, part-time and seasonal jobs. It’s quick, easy and even has a fun and educational job search advice blog.