Job Titles
This person helps doctors and takes care of patients in a hospital.
Nurse
The ability to clearly share ideas and listen to others at work.
Communication
A short period of work experience, often for students, to learn about a field.
Internship
A formal document listing your work history, skills, and education.
Resume
This professional designs buildings and makes sure they are safe and functional.
Architect/Engineer
Working well with others to reach a common goal.
Collaboration
A worker who is still new and learning the job.
Beginner/New Comer
People who know your work well and can recommend you to an employer.
References
This professional designs buildings and makes sure they are safe and functional.
Financial analyst
Thinking of new and useful ideas to solve problems.
Innovation
A stage where you have several years of experience and take on more responsibility.
Mid-career
A meeting where an employer asks you questions to see if you’re right for the job.
Interview
This person writes and tests code to build websites or software applications.
Programmer
Understanding and managing your own emotions, and showing empathy to coworkers.
Emotional intelligence
The stage when a person stops working full-time, usually after age 60–65.
Retirement
Websites like LinkedIn, Indeed, or Glassdoor used to find jobs.
Job boards/Job search platforms