Chapter 1
Every decision will have a __________, which is an effect or outcome.
Consequence
Doing what needs to be done without being told.
Initiative
Involves following a worker on the job for a few days.
Job Shadowing
Way of making and using contacts to get job information and advice.
Networking
All of the tools we use to create, store, exchange, and use information.
Informational technology
To put off deciding or doing something
Procrastinate
Consists of saying negative things about people behind their back.
Gossip
Groups of related occupations.
Career Clusters
Personal letter you present along with your resume.
Cover Letter
Electronic machine that accepts, processes, and retrieves information.
Computer
Standards of judgements for comparing and evaluating choices.
Criteria
Eager interest when you love your work.
Enthusiasm
Routes that lead to a particular career.
Career Pathway
Job opportunity where recruiter from local and national companies set up tablets or booths where you can discuss job opportunities and submit your resume.
Job Fairs
Organized collection of information stored on a computer
Sreadsheet
To order things from first to last or from most important to least important.
Prioritize
Overbearing behavior marked by excessive self-importance.
Arrogance
Your physical and social surroundings at work.
Work Environment
Businesses that match job hunters with employers.
Employment agency
Trend towards a single global market that crosses national borders.
Globalization
Series of steps that can help you identify and evaluate possibilities to make a good choice.
Decision-making process
Ability to handle problems, criticism, and pressure gracefully and maturely.
Professionalism
Employment extras, which may include health insurance, paid vacation/holiday time, and retirement plans.
Benefits
Explain the difference between part-time work and volunteer work.
Volunteer work you do not get paid
Computer file that contains many files on a broad topic, such as a specific project.
Directories