what is a job resume?
a document created and used by a person to present their background, skills, and accomplishment
What does the S stand for in SMART goals?
Specific
What are employability skills?
set of skills/behaviors that are neccessary for every job
What is etiquette?
The polite behavior that is expected from people in society
What is a graduate?
student at college who has not yet earned a bachelors degree or an equivalent
what is the purpose of a job resume?
give the employer a short history of yourself and make you get the position over other candidates
What does the M stand for in SMART goals?
Measurable
What do employability skills allow you to do?
Communicate with co-workers, solve problems, understand your role on a team, make responsible choices, and take charge of your career.
What is non-verbal communication?
conveying information without talking
What is a bachelors degree?
degree granted after the completion of 4 years of study
What are employers looking for in a resume?
easy to read/scan with no typos that is properly formatted
What does the A stand for in SMART goals?
Achievable
Why do employers want employees to have these skills?
They are directly linked with how you get along with customers, co-workers, it shows your job performance, and they are neccessary for career success.
What are the 7 types of interview questions to prep for?
intro ?'s, work history ?'s, job position ?'s, interpersonal skills ?'s, company history ?'s, strengths/weaknesses ?'s, + compensation ?'s
What is an associates degree?
Degree granted after the completion of 2 years of study, especially by a junior/community college
How can a resume get thrown away without being looked at?
If it has typos, confusing formats, and a lack of information
What does the R stand for in SMART goals?
Relevant
What are the six categories these skills are in?
foundational, interpersonal, +communication skills, problem solving/critical thinking, teamwork, + Ethics/legal responsibilities
What should you bring to an interview?
extra resumes, reference sheets, a pen, and a binder/folder
What are credit hours?
Unit of measuring educational credit, usually based on classroom hours per week
education, community service, + part-time jobs
What does the T stand for in SMART goals?
Time-bound
What are foundational skills?
being organized, on-time, dependable, optimistic, and perservere
How should you prep for an interview?
Research the company, plan an outfit, anf compare yourself to job requirements
What is a doctoral degree?
degree that requires at least 4 extra years of study