All About Me
The core principles and beliefs that guide your decisions, behaviors, and sense of purpose in life
What are values?
Important contact information located immediately at the top of your resume include:
What is 1) my name, 2) my email, 3) my cell phone number?
A structured conversation where one party asks questions to assess the other party’s suitability, knowledge, skills, or experience.
What is an interview?
An important document that employers provide to compensate you for your work.
What is a paycheck?
A specific, actionable target you aim to achieve in the near future, serving as a stepping stone toward larger objectives
What is a Short Term Goal?
Someone who can provide information about your work performance, skills, and professional qualities to a prospective employer.
What is a reference?
A formal submission—usually including a resume, cover letter, and required forms—that candidates complete to express interest in a specific role.
What is an application?
PTO
What is paid time off?
An objective you plan to achieve over an extended period—typically one year to ten years or more—requiring sustained effort, planning, and multiple smaller steps.
What is a Long Term Goal?
True of false, it is good practice to bring multiple copies of my resume with me to a job interview.
What is TRUE!
Primarily designed for employers to recruit candidates for current job openings. Attendees usually bring resumes and may have on-the-spot interviews. The focus is on immediate hiring opportunities
What is a job fair?
List 3 things that help with Time Management.
What is: an alarm clock, knowing my transportation needs (bus route, traffic, weather), being organized, having a schedule, communicating my needs
It is common to be asked about these two specific types of goals during an interview, one specifically related to myself, and one specifically related to my career.
What are personal and professional goals?
Two different kinds of resumes, one focusing on highlighting work history and the other focusing on applicable/relatable skills.
What are chronological and functional resumes?
Attendees explore career options, learn about different organizations, and access resources beyond immediate job openings. They often include networking opportunities, workshops, and informational sessions
What is a career fair?
The 4 different types of communication.
What are aggressive, passive, passive-aggressive, and assertive?
A person or organization who's primary role is to ensure that the beneficiary’s funds are used for their current and foreseeable needs, including housing, food, clothing, utilities, medical care, and other essential living expenses.
What is a Rep Payee?
List 3 categories that are commonly included on a resume.
What is 1) Professional Summary, 2) Education 3) Work History, 4) Specialized Skills, 4) Accomplishments, 6) Professional Affiliations ?
In this type of job I can work 32-40 hours
In this type of job there are no minimum hours
In this type of job I work hours "as needed" with no set schedule
What is:
Full time- 32 hours up to 40
Part time- no minimum hrs
Per diem- as needed
An organized group of workers who join together to negotiate with their employer for better wages, benefits, working conditions, and job protections.
What is a union?