Job Vocabulary
Job Duties and Job Titles
The People you work with
Benefits
The interview
100

This is a document that YOU create that includes your work experience, education and skills

1. Application

2. Cover letter

3. Resume

What is a resume

100

The tasks your responsible for at work are called this

What are Job Duties
100

This is the person who has the ability to tell other employees what to do

What is the manager/supervisor

100

This is the place where you can see how much you pay towards benefits (it's attached to your pay check)

What is a paystub

100

This is something you will stand up and do with your hand when you meet the person interviewing

What is a handshake

200

This is what its called when you have a scheduled period off during the day (normally 30 minutes or an hour)

1. Short term vacation

2. Lunch break

3. Rest period

What is a break (or lunch break)

200

"Doing dishes" is an example of this


What is a job duty

200

This person is someone who sits at the front desk and answers calls

1. Assistant

2. Receptionist

3. Attendant

What is a receptionist 

200

This is the benefit that covers eye glasses and contacts

1. Dental coverage

2. Vision

3. Medical

2. Vision

200

This is the person who will normally interview applicants 

What is the hiring manager/supervisor (or even HR)

300

This is the minimum hourly rate that companies are able to pay people

1. Minimum salary

2. Minimum wage

What is "minimum wage"

300

"Cashier" is an example of this

What is a Job Title

300

This person is someone who keeps the building clean, and fixes things around the building

1. Journeyman

2. Janitor

3. Manager

What is Maintenance/ Janitor

300

This is the benefit that covers doctors visits

1. Dental

2. Vision

3. Health insurance


What is Health insurance

300

This is how you should sit, waiting for the interviewer to come get you

What is straight, attentive, phone away

400

This is a document that the manager will give you when you apply for a job. You will fill out your work experience, education and skills on it

1. Resume 

2. Cover letter

3. Job Application 

What is a job application

400

"Lawyer" is an example of this

What is a Job Title

400

This is the person who you could ask questions about work policies, benefits, long term leave, etc

What is HR (Human Resources)

400

This is the benefit that covers your teeth, eg. braces, dentures, fillings

1. Dental 

2. Vision

3. Health insurance

What is Dental Insurance

400

If you get the job, this means you are _____________

What is hired

500

This is when the company will do a search to see if you've ever been convicted of crimes 

1. Credit check

2. Reference check

3. Background check 

What is a Background Check/Criminal Record Check

500

When someone asks "What do you do for work?," This is what you would answer with

What is your Job Title

500

This person is in charge of the company's money or finances, and also helps with the company's taxes

1. Executive Director

2. Accountant/Chief Financial Officer

3. Receptionist

What is the Accountant/ Chief Financial Officer 

500

This is the benefit where your work contributes money to retirement savings

1. Old age savings

2. 401k

3. Financial Benefit Plan

What is a 401k

500

This is how long an interview will typically last for 

1. 5 mins

2. 3 hours

3. 1 hour

What is 1 hour