Workforce Development
Preparation makes Perfect
Values and Beliefs
Weathering the Storm
Wild Card
100

What is the purpose of a resume?

To show your skills and experience for a job.

100

Why should goals be written down?

Makes them real and easier to track.

100

What are values?

Something that guides your decisions.

100

In the presentation, what does a “storm” represent?

Problems or challenges in life.

100

Name 4 participation expectations in 20 seconds.

Sign in by 4 pm

Appropriate name/profile

Participate in breakouts

Answer polls

Schedule urinalysis

Notify about conflicts.

200

How long should a cover letter be?

One page, 3–4 short paragraphs.

200

What happens when goals are too vague (not specific)?

They are harder to achieve.

200

Name two areas of belief that influence your life.

Family

Spiritual

Social (Friendships)

Educational

Mental Health.

200

Name two way you can prepare for life’s storms

Education

Learning skills

Improving communication

Personal growth.

200

Explain how consistent accountability in small things prepares you for leadership roles later in life.

Builds trust, discipline, reliability, and credibility.

300

What does a cover letter explain that a resume does not?

Why you are interested and why you are a good fit.

300

What is the difference between a goal and a plan, and why do you need both?

A goal is what you want to achieve; a plan is the steps you take to achieve it.

300

How do your values influence the friends you choose and the decisions you make?

Values shape boundaries, behavior, and standards for relationships.

300

What is one skill that helps you handle stress better?

Communication

Staying calm

Asking for help

Problem-solving.

300

Why is individual accountability required during virtual participation?

To ensure engagement, fairness, accurate attendance, and personal responsibility.

400

One representative from each team.
Deliver a 20-second elevator pitch introducing yourself professionally.

Best pitch wins points.

Winner is....

400

Why is “adjusting your plan” not considered failure, and what does it show about maturity?

It shows flexibility, problem-solving, and growth instead of quitting.

400

Explain how low self-esteem can impact goal achievement and decision-making.

It can lead to self-doubt, fear of trying, poor decisions, and a lack of motivation.

400

Why is it important to prepare before a problem happens?

So you are ready and don’t panic when challenges come.

400

What is the saying Ms. Alicia said to remember?

Hint: It is about your character

Your character can either open or close doors. 

500

Name 4 components of a strong cover letter and explain why each matters.

Introduction (grabs attention), interest (shows motivation), skills (proves fit), contribution (shows value), closing (professional follow-up).

500

PRESSURE ROUND


In 25 seconds, name 6 preparation strategies.


(Must get at least 5 correct to earn points.)

  • Start with a clear goal 

  • Make the goal specific

  • Break the goal into smaller steps

  • Set realistic deadlines (Use a schedule )

  • Write the goal down (Track your progress)

  • Plan for obstacles (Adjust when needed )

  • Ask for help

  • Be patient with yourself  

  • Celebrate small wins


500

How does learning from mistakes build resilience and long-term success?

Encourages accountability, growth, adaptability, and emotional strength.

500

Finish this sentence: “Storms in life are coming, are you prepared or ______?”

Preparing.

500

What is the qoute Mr. Sonni said to remember?

Hint: Good, Better....

Good, Better, Best! Never let it rest until your good is your better and your better is your best.

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