Resumes/Interviewing
Budget Math
Random Review
March Vocabulary
March Vocabulary Pt. 2
100
What is the piece of paper with your personal information on called that you should bring to an interview
Resume
100
When completing a budget math problem, what are the 3 things you need to find?
Income, Expenses, What's Left
100
How often do people make a budget?
Bonus: Why this often?
Monthly
Bonus: That's when bills are due
100
A fancy word for a job
Occupation
100
Money made from work.
Earnings.
200
What is the paper called that goes with your resume that explains why you are applying for the job
Cover letter
200
If someone gets paid weekly, you multiply their paycheck by ______.
If someone gets paid biweekly or every other week, you multiply their paycheck by ____.
4
2
200
Johnny buys a movie ticket for $14.00. Sales tax is 6.25%. How much is the SALES TAX?
$0.87 or $0.88
200
Usually your first job. Doesn't pay much but gets foot in the door
Entry level job
200
The money you make in a year.
Salary
300
True or False
You should put your mother done as a reference
False
300
When finding what's left over:
1. What number goes first?
2. What math sign do you use?
Total Income
Subtraction
300
Should you use the same resume for every job you apply for, or adjust for different jobs?
Adjust for different jobs
300
Giving up something to get what you want. A compromise
Trade-off
300
If you have a strong work ethic that means you are a _________ worker.
Hard
400
What are 2 things that you can do during an interview that would make a good impression
Up to Teacher
400
If Michelle makes $1000 in income and has $1200 in expenses, how much money does she have left over?
$-200
400
Johnny buys a movie ticket that is normally $18.00. Tickets are 50% off. How much is the total?
9.00
400
Getting a better job. Moving up in the company
Promotion
400
What would be an example of an entry level job?
Up to Teacher
500
Name 3 skills that someone could talk about during their interview that could help them get the job
Teamwork, Communication, Time Management, Problem-Solving, Leadership
500
Jimmy makes $500 every other week. His rent is $500, utilities are $150, and his cell phone is $50. Make his budget for the month.
Income: $1000
Expenses: $700
Left Over: $300
500
A. Personal Information
B. Signature
C. Resume
D. Experience
E. Skills
F. Education
G. Cover Letter
500
Belief that hard work will get you a reward.
Work Ethic
500
A program that you work and learn. Transition Academy is one of these.
Co-operative Learning Program