Resume Writing
Job Interviews
Budgeting & Financial Literacy
Communication
Workplace Etiquette
100

What is the purpose of a resume?

To show your skills, experience, and education to an employer.

100

What should you wear to a job interview?

Professional or business casual attire.

100

What is money you earn from working called?

Income or salary

100

What is communication?

Sharing information through speaking, writing, or body language.

100

What does “being on time” show your employer?

That you’re responsible and respectful of others' time.

200

True or False: A resume objective should be more than 3 sentences long.

False – it should be short and to the point.

200

Name one thing you should bring to a job interview.

Resume, ID, references, or questions for the employer.

200

What is the difference between a "need" and a "want"?

A need is necessary for survival; a want is not.

200

What does "active listening" mean?

Paying full attention, showing you’re listening, and responding thoughtfully.

200

What should you do if you make a mistake at work?

Admit it, take responsibility, and try to fix it.

300

What are the three main sections found on most resumes?

Contact Information, Work Experience, and Education
(Bonus if you mention Skills or Objective as optional sections)

300

What is one common question employers ask in interviews?

"Tell me about yourself" or "What are your strengths?"

300

What is the 50/30/20 rule in budgeting?

50% needs, 30% wants, 20% savings or debt repayment.

300

Why is body language important in communication?

It shows how you feel and can support or contradict your words.

300

Why is it important to follow dress codes?

To look professional and meet workplace expectations.

400

What should you never include on a resume? (Name one thing)

Age, photo, SSN, or personal info not related to the job.

400

How can you prepare for a job interview?

 Practice answers, research the company, dress appropriately.

400

What is a credit score?

A number that shows how trustworthy you are with borrowing money

400

What is one example of non-verbal communication?

Facial expression, posture, eye contact, gestures.

400

What is workplace gossip, and should you participate in it?

Talking about others behind their backs; no, it’s unprofessional.

500

Why is it important to tailor your resume for each job?

To match your skills and experience to what the employer is looking for.

500

What is a good question to ask the interviewer at the end?

What does a typical day look like?

What are the next steps?

Or

How do you enjoy working here?

500

Why is it important to track your spending?

To know where your money goes and avoid overspending.

500

What is a professional way to handle a disagreement at work?

Stay calm, listen, speak respectfully, and try to find a solution.

500

How do you show respect to coworkers?

Listen, be polite, follow rules, and be a team player.