Interview Skills
Job Searching Process
Professionalism
Communication in the Workplace
Professional Attire
100
How many minutes early should you arrive to an interview?
10-15 minutes
100
How can you search for a job?
Job Websites, Newspaper, Word of mouth, Community, etc...
100
What should you never discuss during work hours?
Personal life, personal drama, or any gossip.
100
What are some ways to communicate with coworkers?
Email, Telephone, Texting, and Body Language etc...
100
What is an identifying outfit or style of dress worn by the members of a given profession, organization, or rank?
A uniform.
200
What makes you prepared at an interview?
Bring your resume, have a mock interview, do your research, have questions for the interviewer, etc...
200
What should you do if you are interested in a job?
Ask for/fill out an application.
200
What do you do if a supervisor or boss asks you to do something?
Just do it. No excuses or complaining.
200
How should your communication be within the workplace?
Appropriate; Formal; Professional.
200
Why is it important to dress professionally in the workplace?
It shows that you care about your job and your responsibilities.
300
What are some examples of professional body language during an interview?
Sitting up straight, hands in your lap, eye contact, feet on the floor, confidence, etc...
300
Who can you receive services from if you need job searching assistance?
A Job Coach or Employment Specialist; Contact DVR.
300
Should you talk in a formal or informal manner when in a work meeting?
Formal- done in accordance with rules of convention or etiquette; suitable for or constituting an official or important situation or occasion.
300
When calling clients or businesses at work, how should you talk on the phone?
By using proper phone etiquette and speaking into the phone clearly. You should never talk too fast, and you should always announce who you are and where you are calling from.
300
What are some examples of inappropriate clothing to wear at work?
Revealing skirts or shirts, really high heels, bathing suits, sweatpants, see through clothing, undergarments showing, holes in your clothing.
400
How should you dress for an interview?
Ladies: Pant Suit, Dress/Skirt (knee length), Dress Shoes (short heel), Hair Done, Minimal Make-Up, Minimal Perfume. Gentlemen: Suit & Tie, Collared Button Up Shirt, Dress Pants, Dress Shoes, Dark Socks, Minimal Cologne, Brushed Hair.
400
What should you make sure is updated during the job searching process?
Your Resume.
400
How should you handle conflict in the workplace?
Stay calm; try and work out the issue with the other party. If the conflict cannot be solved between the two parties, it should be brought up the chain of command to have the situation mediated.
400
If you have to discuss a concern with a supervisor, but they have their own schedule to follow, how should you go about talking to them about your issue?
Schedule a meeting time that is convenient for both the staff member and supervisor. Usually this is done through e-mail.
400
What is the one of first things an employer or customer will notice when you walk through the door?
How you are dressed.
500
How should you end your interview?
Firm handshake, thank them for the opportunity/their time, send thank you letter, etc...
500
What are some things you could list to help find the right job for yourself?
Job skills, character traits, experience, etc...
500
What are some ways to practice professional boundaries?
No touching others during work hours (hugging, holding hands, etc...) respecting personal space (stand an arm length away), do not interrupt conversation, do not touch or go into other people's belongings/lockers, respect coworkers' boundaries outside of work (calling/texting/e-mail/social media)
500
Why is communication important when working in groups?
So that coworkers can assist each other, and get the job done as a team.
500
If you are unsure of what to wear to your job, what can you do?
You can ask the employer or read the dress code in the employee handbook.
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