What you do each month to keep track of your expenses.
What is budget?
100
The quality you have when an employer asks you to learn something you think you already know, but you're still willing to listen and learn.
What is being a teachable employee?
100
What you need so you don't show up to an interview smelling like smoke, marijuana, dirty clothes, body odor, or bad breath.
What is good hygiene?
100
The practice of saying "please" and "thank you."
What is being polite?
100
What you can get in newspapers or online to help you save money.
What is a coupon?
200
What you use to keep track of check and debit expenditures.
What is check your checkbook registry or online account?
200
The quality you need when you work in a place where you have easy access to something you want, and you know stealing is wrong.
What is honesty?
200
A filler word.
What is "ummmmmm..."?
200
What you feel when you are thankful for what you have.
What is gratitude?
200
This is the lowest amount at which a product will be listed in the next 9-12 weeks.
What is a rock-bottom price?
300
The question you ask yourself when deciding whether or not you can purchase something.
What is "needs" versus "wants"?
300
You stayed up late the night before (for whatever reason) and you don't want to go to work. You're not sick, just tired/hungover.
What is not an appropriate reason to call in sick?
300
What you should do when you're afraid you may get lost on the way to an interview and also want time to smoke.
What is map out your destination ahead of time and show up 30 minutes early?
300
You do this when you hear what someone is saying and don't interrupt or make the conversation about you.
What is active listening?
300
What you do when you don't like that the cable and/or phone company keeps increasing your charges.
What is call the Customer Retention Department?
400
What you do when you want to make more money to cover expenses but don't have the training for the job you want.
What is go back to school?
400
What you should do when you happen to have just a few seconds with a possible employer in the elevator.
What is a 30-second pitch?
400
The procedure you use to answer an interview question.
What is the "turn around" or "circle"? (Answer the interview question and give an example of how your answer relates to the job.)
400
What you have when you have trouble saying no to a coworker who asks for money, asks you to cover for them when they lie or make mistakes, or asks you to cover a shift.
What are poor boundaries?
400
You do this when toilet paper is at a rock bottom price but you are not out yet, but peanut butter is NOT at the lowest price and you need some now.
What is "priced based shopping" verses "needs based shopping"?
500
This is the minimum amount of money the state of Oregon permits employers to pay an employee to work in Coos Bay.
What is $10 per hour? (This will be gradually increased over the next few years.)
500
What you should do when you have a customer who is really frustrating you.
What is solve the problem to the best of your ability, then take it to your boss if necessary?
500
After your interview, doing this helps you stand out to a potential employer.
What is writing a thank you note?
500
You are this kind of employee when: You hear a coworker speaking poorly about another coworker. You do not participate in the talk and do not repeat it. You ask this person to please stop if they want to talk to you about the other person.
What is a kind employee?
500
What you can do when you don't have enough money to cover your expenses.
What is "discover money"? What is something you can do right now to make money legally? Bonus question for 200: "What can you do right now to make $150?"