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What is a job analysis?

An evaluation of the positive and negative attributes of a given career choice.

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What are the different kinds of advanced degrees?

A master's, doctorate in a specialized field, or a professional degree in medicine, law, engineering, and so on.

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Why is your salary the most important feature when joining a career?

You get a set amount of money, either monthly or annually, that you will earn for your labor.

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What should you consider when looking for a job?

Commuting distance and parking, company stability in the community, work hours and flexibility, and personnel policies.

200

What are benefits?

Company-provided supplements to salaries, such as sick pay, vacation time, profit-sharing plans, and health insurance.

200

What kind of test will help you determine what is important to you both personally and professionally?

A values clarification test.

200

What creates better and faster ways of getting things done?

Technology

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What should always be available when joining a new workforce.

Training.

300

What is a promotion?

The ability to advance, accept more responsibilities, and work your way up to higher positions.

300

What is an effective way to obtain useful information?

Networking.

300

How do companies stay in business?

Companies must offer products that meet diverse and changing needs of customers near and far.

400

What is an entrepreneur?

Someone who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business.

400

What are many young people doing now before entering the workforce?

Staying in college longer.

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What are the key tools for gathering, transmitting, and storing information?

Computers and the Internet.

500

What is a placement center?

Offers advice and counseling to help you determine a career direction.

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What are your daily activities at work called?

Work characteristics.

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What enables us to earn a living.

Work.