Internet Sites
This is a website traditionally used to watch videos, and we can utilize it to watch videos of "Day in the Life Of" to find out if we would enjoy a certain career.
YouTube
These are the people closest to you that know you the best. They can assist with your job exploration and finding a career that matches what you might enjoy and be best at.
Friends & Family
This type of job you usually work 35-40 hours a week. A lot of times they come with benefits and a set schedule.
Full-Time
A financial institution that you would utilize for your checking and/or savings account.
Bank or Credit Union
Something that someone can do who has no sort of transportation. They might be in a close enough distance to their job, that they can do this to get there. Also done for exercise.
Walking/Biking
This is a database that you can use to search and apply for all types of jobs. It is also known as a Job Board.
Indeed
An area where you live, that may have potential companies that could hire you for jobs they are trying to fill. Within walking distance of your home.
This is a job that you usually work 4-25 hours a week.
Part-Time
If you are in a full-time position, rather than getting paid by the hour, you might receive this type of pay.
Salary
This usually takes a license to operate. They can be found on highways and roads getting people from place-to-place. It is one of the more common ways of getting to work.
Automobile
This website is like a Facebook for professionals where you can find jobs and post your job history for all your contacts to see.
MassAbility or NextGen
This is sometimes known as direct employment or a long-term job. It is a type of employment that offers stability.
Permanent
These are things offered by companies that are all types of health insurance, vision insurance, dental insurance, paid time off, and retirement plans. Among many other things.
Benefits
Trains
This is a website sponsored by the US Department of Labor/Employment and Training Admin. It is a database of almost all potential career paths.
O*Net
The people you have worked with in the past or present. Being in the same industry they may be able to assist in your job search.
Co-Workers
A type of worker who is usually hired for a specific project or a pre-determined amount of time. Rather than the regular tax form, they receive a 1099 and are usually temporary. Reminder to put money away for taxes!
Contract
This is the most common way that companies pay their employees. Their checks will go right to their bank accounts.
Direct Deposit
These are people in your life that might live with you or be close enough to you that they can assist you with getting to work.
Friends & Family
This is an interest inventory combined with an aptitude test that will lead you to some potential careers that might be a fit for you!
CareerScope
A global system of interconnected computer networks that communicate with each other. It can be utilized to help gather information including career explorations details, jobs, career paths, and so much more!
Internet
This is going to be the days, shifts and hours you are able to work that will usually be asked in your phone screen or initial interview.
Availability
A conversation where potential employees discuss with the hiring manager or HR their pay, days off and other potential offerings that the company might have to get them to agree to joining.
Negotiations
These are companies that allow you to request a car utilizing an app on your cell phone.
Lyft/Uber