Job Skills
The ability to interact with others and be able to convey information effectively.
What are communication skills?
This is a written compilation of your education, work experience, credentials, and accomplishments needed to apply for a job
What is a resume?
Educator, leader, students, learning environment, lessons
What is a Teacher/Professor?
Graphic Designer
No.
A job/position that is does not receive pay.
What is a volunteer?
The ability to use one's time productively or efficiently, especially at work; Includes arriving to work on time, prioritizing tasks, and organizing effectively
What is time management?
These are current or former supervisors, faculty mentors, campus staff or advisers, coaches or anyone in a professional position who can speak about your character, skills and work ethic.
What are references?
Financial, advisor, analytical, organized, numbers
What is an Accountant?
Commercial Pilot
Nope, all they need is Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
Any worker who engages in hard manual labor, such as construction, mining, or maintenance
What is a blue collar job?
The willingness of a group of people to work together to achieve a common goal
What is teamwork?
Examples include: Tank-top, open-toed shoes, torn jeans, clothes with designs or images, wrinkled clothes, mini-skirts, saggy jeans, hats/caps, booty shorts, low-cut shirts
What is inappropriate attire?
Physical labor, builder, craftsmanship, safety, hands-on, materials, maintenance, skilled
What is Construction?
Market Research Analyst
Yes! Most jobs like you to have a degree in at least one of these fields: Market Research, Marketing, Business Administration, Statistics, and Social Sciences.
Temporary work experience that provides students/recent graduates with hands-on training in their field of study, gaining practical skills and industry insight
What are internships?
The quality of being trustworthy; Includes keeping your word, being honest, and being consistent
What is dependable/reliable?
This happens when one person first encounters another person and forms a mental image of that person.
What is a first impression?
Designs, develops, solves, technical, innovative
What is Engineering/an Engineer?
HR Manager
Yes. Most employers require a bachelor’s degree in fields like Human Resources, Business Administration, Psychology, Communications, or Industrial Relations.
Long-term training programs that focus on teaching specific trade skills under the supervision of a professional, often leading to certification.
What are apprenticeships?
The ability to judge what needs to be done and take action, esp. without suggestion from other people
What is initiative?
This is something you may want to do before you interview; it will give you a better idea about the company or job, help you discover details about the employer, help you learn what the company looks for in a candidate, and become a stand-out applicant
What is research?
Investigates, analyzes, experiments, tests, discoveries
What is a Scientist?
Software developer
No! However, a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related field is helpful!
Performs professional, managerial, or administrative tasks in an office setting, often involving mental or cognitive labor.
What is a white collar worker?