Email Etiquette
What are the 5 parts of an email?
Subject line ,Greeting ,Message ,Closing ,Signature
What are employability skills?
the essential skills, personal qualities and values that enable you to thrive in any workplace.
What are communication skills?
Ability to communicate using technology, oral, written, presenting, and listening skills.
What is plagiarism?
The act of copying someone else's work without giving them credit and passing it on as your own.
How do you find your G-mail?
Go to your google drive, select the waffle and click G-mail.
Why do you need communication skills in the workplace? Give a real work example.
So you can understand each other. For example: Tim’s boss needs some ideas for his new presentation. Tim has a good idea and uses his communication skills to sell his idea and get chosen to help.
What are soft skills?
A mix of skills that a successful person has that helps them in their business.
What is the one website Ms. Triggs says to NEVER use?
Wikipedia
Why is email etiquette important?
Because it shows professionalism and gives you respect.
What is the difference between Work Ethics & Self-discipline?
Work Ethic is the principle that hard work is worthy of reward. Self-discipline is to control one’s feelings.
What are the 4 types of Professional Dress for all employees in the workplace?
Casual ,Smart Casual,
Business Casual, Business Professional.
Are all journals credible?
No, because depending on the topic some might not be as useful as others.
Give a real world example
Dear Mr. S
Can I please have an extinction on the homework? I have been falling behind in classes and have a lot of work I need to do. Please email me back as soon as possible.
From,
Jennifer Domen
Give a real world example on how Jeff can have a positive attitude in his workplace?
Answers may be different but some examples are:.
Help people ,Be kind ,etc.
What do you do when using technology in the business workplace?
Stay on task and be productive.
How can you tell the difference between accuracy and bias?
By looking at the source.