Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
100
When you train to learn new skills but keep the same job.
What is retraining?
100
Who you are and how you fit in
What is identity?
100
A form with questions to fill out if you are interested in working at a business
What is a job application?
100
The do's and don'ts at a job
What are work rules?
100
Lowest amount of pay a business can give a worker
What is minimum wage?
200
Monthly pay or yearly pay
What is salary?
200
Hobbies or things you like to do
What are interests?
200
A face-to-face meeting to see if you qualify to work at a business
What is a job interview?
200
Self-respect
What is self-esteem?
200
Name, address, Social Security number, marital status, and the number of exemptions you are claiming for income tax purposes
What is Form W-4?
300
Starting your own business and being your own boss
What is entrepreneur?
300
Short term, intermediate, and long term
What is a goal?
300
People who know you and can tell someone about your skills
What are references?
300
The art of getting along with others
What is human relations?
300
Insurance program that helps people who are injured or sick
What is workers compensation?
400
A plan that lists the good and bad about your career choice
What is job analysis?
400
What makes you unique
What is personality?
400
Employers look at school records that lists credits and grades
What is transcripts?
400
Examples are pay, fringe benefits, and the workplace environment
What are hygiene factors?
400
A summary of your yearly income and what your employer withheld for taxes
What is Form W-2?
500
Examples include parking, uniforms, tools, and shoes
What are employee expenses?
500
Something you hold in high regard
What are values?
500
After the job interview send this to the interviewer
What is a thank you letter?
500
Knowing fact from opinion when analyzing information
What is critical listening?
500
After this a worker can get pay raises, bonuses, and advancement opportunities.
What is evaluation?
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