Chapter 18: Preparing for the World of Work

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Why is it important to promote a positive attitude?

Poor behavior leads to poor morale in work environment.

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What doesn’t matter if you can’t keep a job?

Knowledge.

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When notifying your supervisor of your resignation, what can you do?

Ask for a letter of recommendation. But this may depends on the terms.

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What are two ways you can get experience?

Internships and externships

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True/False: You always get compensated for your work in internships and externships.

False, they’re primarily for experience and you aren’t always compensated for your work.

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What is the purpose of a cover letter or letter of introduction?

Obtain an interview.

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Why is it important to create a good impression in the a letter of introduction?

The employer will be more interested in hiring you and it’ll explain your purpose.

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What are resumes?

Summary of a person’s education, skills, accomplishments, and work experience. This is submitted when applying for a job as a record of you.

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What are some important parts of a resume?

Employment objective, job desired, or career goal. Credentials a person may have. References that aren’t your family members.

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True/False: You don’t have to ask before putting a reference down on your resume.

False. You need to ask your person before adding them.

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True/False: You can leave blanks in your job application form.

False. You cannot. Put N/A instead of leaving it blank.

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What is a job interview?

A face-to-face meeting or conversation between an employer and an applicant for a job.

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How early should you arrive to an interview?

5 to 10 minutes before.

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What is the purpose of the interview?

It allows an employer to give more detail about the position.

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True/False: You should think before you speak during an interview.

True.

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True/False: Being engaged in the conversation is important.

True.

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True/False: Females should cross their legs at the ankles.

True.

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True/False: Frequent absences can result in termination.

True.

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True/False: It is not a red flag to ask about overtime as it presents you as interested in the job.

False. Do not ask about overtime, they’ll consider not hiring you!

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How will you know that you got the position?

They will call or email you to let you know.

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True/False: You should send a follow-up thank-you note, letter, or e-mail after the interview.

True.

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What is gross income?

Total amount earned for hours worked before deductions are taken out.

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What are variable expenses?

An expense that can change or be adjusted; like a donation.

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