Interviewing
Job Readiness 1
Job Readiness 2
Misc
Budgeting and Finance
100

When you meet an employer, the opinion they form of you within the first 30 seconds based on your clothes, handshake, voice and body language

What is a first impression

100

This document is often asked for, along with a resume

What is a cover letter

100

How might you deal with an angry customer at work? 

Listen and apologize, maintain a calm voice, use the customer's name, avoid negative body language, locate a manager or supervisor if necessary/you cannot help the customer

100

A supervisor might conduct one of these once a year to talk about your progress. For the Employment Training Program, they are every three months during your internship. 

What is a review

100

All the money you earn for the hours worked at your job (you pay taxes on it)

What is income?

200

Name two common interview questions

Tell me about yourself? Why do you want to work here? What skills will you contribute to this team? 

200

Employees who are on time to work, respectful, reliable and good at communicating could be described as what? 

What is professional? What is a good/model employee?

200

The ability to do multiple things at once is called this

What is multi-tasking

200

If you are not sure how to do something at work, you should do this

What is ask for further directions from your supervisor, a co-worker or even your job coach? 

200

Rent, food, bills and basic clothing are examples of this 

What are expenses? 
300

At the end of the interview, name two things you should do

What is ask questions, ask about follow up, thank the interviewer, shake hands, get a business card or other contact information
300

This term refers to using the people in your life, such as teachers, friends, staff, family members, to find work. It is one of the most effective ways to find a job. 

What is networking

300

You might be asked to provide this following a job interview

What are references? (often three)

300

This is a staff on your support team who will help you learn a new job.

What is a job coach?

300

Your employer must give you a copy of this document every year

What is your W4/Tax documents?

400

What are the two purposes of an interview

1. For the employer to see if you are right for the job. 2. For you to see if the job is right for you. 

400

The most important thing to have in an interview is this (or be able to fake it)? 

What is Confidence

400

Putting things in order (like on the shelves at a store or in a supply closet) is called this?

What is organzing

400

This is a staff on your support team who will help you find a job. 

What is a job developer? 

400
Your federal and state tax with-holdings, hours worked and wages owed are all example of information found on this document

What is your pay stub?

500

When you are asked a negative interview question, what should you do?

Use the opportunity to explain how you turned the situation into a positive experience: "Name a time where you had a conflict with a co-worker?"

500

Non-verbal communications shown by how you sit, the look on your face, etcetera

What is body language?

500

This is a skill that includes verbal, written and listening

What is communicating

500

Currently it is $16/hr in New York

What is minimum wage?

500

This is a plan that will account for how you will spend your money to make sure your expenses do not exceed your income

What is a budget?

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