TERMS
Decision Making Process(2.1)
Individuals and Decision Making (2.2)
Begin Your Career (2.3)
Transferable Skills (2.4)
100

Describe Work History.

All of the jobs you hold in your lifetime.

100

Describe Take Action in the decision making process when choosing a career.

Follow through with what you picked and pursue certifications, licenses, education needed to pursue a career. 

100

Which decision making style is best to use for important decisions?

The Planner

100

T/F

Career guidance is assisting students in career planning.

True

100

When trying to explain your skills in an interview you should include what?

Name the skill, how you obtained it and how you could use it on the job you're applying to.

200

Define Work Experience Education.

Participate in work as an extension of regular school.

200

The amount of time spent and the amount of information gathered is directly correlated to:

A) The importance of the decision

B) How long lasting the decision is

C) How much this decision impacts you

D) All of the above

D) All of the above

200

Describe the Fatalist decision making style.

Described as "Feel no control of choice so spend little time gathering information"

200

The document that parties sign that outlines the responsibilities of each party is known as the?

Training Agreement

200

What are 3 reasons people change jobs?

1. Company may get sold

2. Personal reasons

3. New competition in area

4. Economy

300

Define Transfer.

To move from one to another.

300

Is not making a choice still a decision? Explain.

Yes, Not making a choice is still making a decision because you are choosing to do nothing at all.

300

Describe the Evader decision making style and provide an example.

Described as "Delays making a decision in hopes that it will go away". 

*Examples will vary*

300

The workplace that a student in work experience education is placed is called?

Training Station

300

How many jobs are estimated that you will hold over a lifetime? (Give exact range)

7-10

400

Define Transferable Skill.

Skills you can use in many occupations.

400

What step are you on if you are using a checklist to see if an occupation matches you?

Step 3: Evaluate Information

400

What decision making style is also known as the Ostrich style?

The Evader

400

Give 3 examples of a training station.

*Answers will vary*

400

Why would having transferable skills be important?

Transferable skills would be important for future jobs and success because what you develop for skills now can help transfer into the working world.

500

Define Intuition.

Feeling or a hunch.

500

Name the five steps of the Decision Making Process in order.

1. Define the problem

2. Gather Information

3. Evaluate Information

4. Make a decision

5. Take Action

500

What are 4 influences on your decision making?

1. Previous decision

2. Environment

3. Real World Restrictions

4. Economic Conditions

500

What are 3 examples of work experience programs?

1. Career and Technical Education (CTE)

2. Work Study

3. Exploratory Work Experience

500

Name 3 Transferable Skills

*Answers will vary*

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