Email Etiquette
How many steps are there in email etiquette?
Five
What skills are specifically for one field or job?
Hard skills.
What skill is speaking clearly and effectively, or presenting your ideas with success and efficiency?
Communication skills.
Define plagiarism.
The act of taking someones work and using it as your own.
What is the third step in email etiquette?
The message.
What skills can be applied to most or all jobs?
Soft skills.
What skill requires the ability to work with others effectively, and being able to divide responsibilities.?
Interpersonal skills, or Teamwork. ( either one counts)
What do you call source that is not biased or misinforming, and is reliable?
Credible Source.
What is the first step of email etiquette?
The subject line.
What are employability skills?
crucial skills needed for jobs, weather that it is hard or soft skills.
Define problem solving.
Finding solutions to issues.
What do you call the act of a business paying a source to distribute content?
Sponsored content.
Ann was writing an email to her boss, she included a message, a closing, and a greeting. Which steps did Ann miss?
Subject line, and signature.
Eric applies to a graphic design company. He knows the basics of working a job, like communicating, problem solving, teamwork , and etc. He also knows a few things about graphic design, like typography. When Eric goes in for his interview, the interviewer says he has great basic skills, but not enough skills for graphic design. What does Eric lack?
Hard skills.
John was assigned a group he needed to guide. His team stumbles upon a problem. But after a few minutes of brainstorming, John comes up with several ideas to solve them. The group praised him and were very grateful.
What employability skill or skills did John show?
Leadership, or problem solving skills.( either one counts)
Ella is examining a source for her paper. She reads the article, and once she finishes, she sees attributions at the end, and under attributions is where the article got its information. She checks the links, and they all say edu on it. Should Ella trust this source?
Yes, because the source gave proof of where they got their information, and the proof is reliable.