Professionalism
Arriving at work on time is called this.
What is punctuality?
What document summarizes your skills, education, and work experience?
What is a resume?
The ability to use your time effectively is called this.
Time Management
What the R stands for in SMART goals
What is Relevant?
Putting something off until the last minute is called this.
What is procrastination?
Employers value this quality because it means that you are willing to make mistakes.
What is accountability?
A document that attaches to a resume that talks in paragraphs about why someone is a good fit for the job.
What is a coverletter?
Putting in order what you should do first, second, third, etc. is called this.
What is prioritization?
A goal that may take an extended period of time to achieve.
What is a long-Term goal?
A list of tasks you need to complete is called this.
What is a to-do list?
True or false: Attitude can affect team morale.
What is true?
A person who can speak about your workplace skills and character?
What is a reference?
The exchange of information between people through speaking, listening, writing, body language, and other methods to ensure understanding.
The reason you set a goal; your _________ behind it?
What is motivation?
Name one tool that can help you manage your time.
What is a planner, calendar, reminder app, schedule, or to-do list?
Something that can build if accountability is shown; something that can be lost if accountability is not shown.
WHMIS or First Aid would go under this category on a resume.
What is "Training" or "Certifications"
An employee arrives on time, speaks respectfully, completes tasks, and takes responsibility for mistakes. What skills are they demonstrating?
What are professionalism, communication, time management, and accountability?
What the T stands for in SMART Goals
What is time bound or timely?
Morgan is scheduled to start at 8:00 a.m. but arrives at 8:15 a.m. every day. Which 3 workplace readiness topics could this impact?
Answer: What are time management, punctuality, and professionalism?
The name for which someone, usually a supervisor or manager, gives their opinion on your work performance; someone with a poor attitude may say it's "nitpicking"
What is "Feedback" or "Performance review/evaluation"?
A thank you message you send to an employer; also used to check on the status of your application after the interview.
What is a follow-up?
Handshakes, eye contact, slouching, and using your hands while speaking are all examples of what?
What is non-verbal communication?
The last technique we discussed about working towards your goals; How do you climb a mountain?
What is "one small step" or "One step at a time"?
Josie is always working late to help Peter catch up on work that he couldn't complete during his work day. Finally one day, Josie decides to say no to Peter. What did Josie just assert?
What are time boundaries?