Email Etiquette
This is a polite way to start an email.
What is “Dear [Name]” "Good Morning" "Good Afternoon"
This paper tells about your skills and jobs.
Being nice and helping others is called this.
What is teamwork
Jeans and a nice shirt can be called this.
What is casual (or business casual)?
This goes with your resume to tell why you want the job.
What is a cover letter?
Which is the BEST way to end an email?
A. Bye
B. Thx
C. Sincerely
D. See ya
What is C.
Sincerely
This part shows where you went to school.
What is Education
Coming to work on time shows this.
Who is responsible.
This dress code includes suits, ties, or dressy dresses.
What is business formal?
Practicing before an interview helps you feel this.
What is confident?
This tells what your email is about.
What is the subject line
What should you NOT put on a resume: (multiple answers)
A. SSN
B. Age
C. Address
D. ALL The Above
What is A & B, SNN and Age
Listening and speaking clearly is this skill.
What is Communication
Which outfit is BEST for business casual?
A. Pajamas
B. Ripped jeans and hoodie
C. Khakis and a polo
D. Gym clothes
What is C. Khakis and a polo?
ou should learn about this before an interview.
What is the company?
TYPING LIKE THIS in an email looks like this.
What is yelling?
A student resume should usually be this long.
What is One page
Gossiping and yelling in the work place is..
What is unprofessional
True or False?
Jordans, Adidas, and other tennis shoes are professional in the workplace
True, depending on the setting of the job
You should speak like this in an interview.
What is clearly and politely?
You should always include your name and this at the end of an email.
You should always include your name and this at the end of an email
or
Signature
Words like “helped,” “made,” and “worked” are called these.
What are action words?
Actively doing tasks and being involved in workplace
what is participation
shorts shorter than the kneecap is appropriate for work?
false
Sending a “thank you” after an interview is this.
What is a thank-you email?