Hard vs. Soft Skills
Communication
What is a soft skill?
A common hazard that falls under this pictogram: Flame
What is flammable?
This is a work in progress; it's something you should continually update as you finish high school, change jobs, complete certifications, etc.
What is a resume?
An organization formed by workers in a particular trade, industry or company.
What is a union?
An obstacle Chris Gardiner faced.
What is no money?
What is homelessness?
What is a job with no income?
What is difficulty selling his scanners?
Installing a toilet
What is a hard skill?
A common hazard that falls under this pictogram: Skull and Crossbones
What is acute toxicity?
This is at the very top of your resume (the very first info displayed).
What is the header (your name and contact info).
Minimum wage in Canada is currently this.
What is $16.55
The first place to have the 4 day workweek.
What is Iceland?
Initative
What is a soft skill?
A common hazard that falls under this pictogram: Gas Cylinder
What is gas under pressure?
This should be less than a page in length.
What is a cover letter?
These were illegal in Canada until 1872.
What are unions?
Conducting yourself with responsibility, integrity, accountability and excellence.
What is professionalism?
Concrete skills that are specific to your job.
What are hard skills?
A common hazard that falls under this pictogram: Flame Over Circle
What is oxidizer?
The order that your employment should be listed on your resume.
What is most recent at the top?
The three basic rights that works in Canada have.
What is the right to know, the right to participate and the right to refuse?
Sean Aiken's project was called this.
What is the One Week Job Project?
Interpersonal or people skills that can be used in any job.
What are soft skills?
A common hazard that falls under this pictogram: Exclamation Mark
Irritation or skin sensitization
This is something you should always do right at the end of a job interview.
What is ask a question?
This created many new jobs in factories and mills in the 1800s.
What is the Industrial Revolution?
The state of equilibrium where a person equally prioritizes their career and their personal life.
What is work-life balance?