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100

What document explains the duties and responsibilities of a position?

A job description.

100

What type of worker typically follows an employer’s schedule and workplace procedures?

An employee.

100

What pay structure gives you a percentage of service revenue?

Commission

100

What is recommending and selling products for clients to use at home called?

Retailing

100

What is scheduling a client’s next appointment before they leave called?

Rebooking

200

Your schedule is empty. Name two ways to contribute to the team.

Help with towels, clean or reset treatment areas, assist with scheduling, or complete other needed duties.

200

What work arrangement involves leasing space and running your own business within it?

Booth rental, chair rental, or room rental.

200

You earn 40% commission on $800 in services. What is your commission before deductions?

$320.
$800 × 0.40 = $320.

200

What is recommending an additional service suited to the client called?

Ticket upgrading or upselling.

200

Name two chapter strategies for attracting clients besides social media.

Any two: client referrals, local business partnerships, public speaking, or birthday offers.

300

A coworker upset you. Where should the first professional conversation happen?

Privately with the coworker involved. Discuss the behavior calmly.

300

Name three responsibilities a booth renter handles for their own business.

Any three: booking appointments, purchasing supplies, building clientele, maintaining records, managing accounting, maintaining their workstation, or paying business expenses.

300

You receive a $500 weekly base plus 10% of $300 in retail sales. What is your total before deductions?

$530.
$500 + $30 = $530.

300

Which statement explains a benefit: “Contains moisturizing ingredients” or “Helps your skin feel less dry”? Why?

“Helps your skin feel less dry,” because it explains what the product does for the client.

300

A happy client loves your service. Give a respectful request that could help future clients find you.

Invite them to leave an honest review or refer a friend, without pressure.

400

Your first job asks you to perform a service you do not enjoy but are trained and authorized to provide. What is the professional response?

Fulfill your job responsibilities and use the experience to improve. Ask for help if needed.

400

A new graduate has few clients. Why might predictable base pay be helpful?

It provides more predictable income while they build their clientele.

400

Your weekly business revenue is $1,200. Rent is $250 and supplies are $150. What remains before other expenses and taxes?

$800.
$1,200 − $250 − $150 = $800. This is not take-home pay.

400

A client says, “That is outside my budget.” Give a respectful response.

Acknowledge their budget and offer an appropriate option without pressure. For example: “That makes sense. What budget feels comfortable? We can prioritize what would help you most.”

400

Why can tracking service time help the business and its clients?

It supports realistic scheduling, reduces waiting, and helps identify ways to improve efficiency while maintaining service quality.

500

Name three habits that help you thrive in a service profession.

Any three: prioritize clients’ needs, keep your word, be punctual, solve problems, and continue learning.

500

Before accepting a space rental, name two financial questions to ask and explain why.

Examples: “How much is rent?” “Which supplies or utilities are included?” “What other expenses will I pay?” These answers help determine whether the business can cover its costs and support the renter.

500

Name two ways to improve your finances and explain a limit of each.

Accept two reasonable examples:

  • Reduce spending, but necessary expenses still need to be covered.
  • Work additional hours, but available time and energy are limited.
  • Adjust prices, but consider demand and the value of the service.
  • Increase appropriate retail sales, but recommendations must fit actual client needs.
500

Put these selling steps in order: close, determine needs, establish rapport, emphasize benefits, recommend.

  1. Establish rapport.
  2. Determine needs.
  3. Recommend products or services.
  4. Emphasize benefits.
  5. Close the sale.
500

A new esthetician has openings next week. Give a plan using one strategy to attract clients and one strategy to retain clients.

For example: ask current clients for referrals or share helpful service content to attract clients. Provide consistent service and invite clients to rebook to encourage repeat visits.