Finances
Before the Job
On the Job
Basic Skills
Workplace Skills
100

an account at a bank against which checks can be drawn by the account depositor

What is a Checking Account?

100

a written compilation of your education, work experience, credentials, and accomplishments.

What is a Resume'?

100

the lowest legal hourly wage you can receive for performing a job

What is Minimum Wage?

100

the ability to get along with others

What is cooperation?

100

the ability to show up on time for work as you are scheduled and knowing when it is appropriate to take a sick day

What is reliability?

200

this allows you to borrow money to buy things, there is usually a fee associated with borrowing this money.

What is a Credit Card?

200

the official form that employers ask all applicants for a position to fill out.

What is a job application?

200

What should you do if you see someone stealing from your place of employment?

What is tell a supervisor?

200

the ability to put yourself in someone's shoes to understand how they are feeling?

What is empathy?

200

the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles

What is integrity?

300

is something you must have to survive, like a place to live and enough food to eat.

What is a need?

300

a list of people (usually three) who are not family members who can speak to your skills and work ethic in an effort to influence an employer to hire you.

What is a reference?

300

The current minimum wage in the State of Virginia

What is Seven Dollars and twenty five cents per hour?

300

a skill that is necessary or desirable for full participation in everyday life.

What is a life skill?

300

Interacting positively with others which includes respect for cultural diversity, a willingness to help others, a team player attitude, leadership qualities, diplomacy in handling disagreements, taking responsibility for actions -- and mistakes -- and the ability to express appreciation for support and assistance.

What are interpersonal skills?

400

is something you might like to have, but you don’t have to have it right away. You can save to have it later.

What is a Want?

400

the portion of an application where you list each of your previous employers and your reason for leaving

What is your employment history?


400

negotiating, persuading, and coordinating with coworkers which help people to work well with others are known as

What are Soft Skills?

400

the ability to speak with others and hear what they are saying, individuals need to feel heard

What is listening?

400

the ability to assess and initiate things independently, without needing to be prompted by someone else

What is initiative?

500

an estimate of income (money coming in) and expenditures (money being spent) for a set period of time.

What is a budget?

500

skills that allow you to understand your strengths and weaknesses and to know what you need to succeed as well as the ability to speak up for yourself.

What are Self Advocacy Skills

500

Listening, non-verbal body language, and tone of voice are all important pieces of

What is communication?

500

The ability to use eye contact, facial expressions, and body language to convey thoughts or feelings

What is non-verbal communication?

500

the ability to use one's time effectively or productively, especially at work.

What is time management?

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