Orientation & Professionalism
What is the process for resigning from a position?
What is
Given written 2 week notice in a professional mannaer
The 3 E's refer to:
What is
1. Enrollment - College/Post-Secondary
2. Employment - Workforce
3. Enlistment - Military
What is a Priority?
What is
A priority denotes an item or activity that is assigned greater significance than other.
When two people have a disagreement, finding a solution that satisfies both sides is called this.
What is
Compromise
Youth Employment partners with this credit union to teach financial literacy and responsibility, starting each participant with a checking and savings account.
What is
Additions Financial
The phone number is ONLY thing that can be read off from Phone Contact
What is
1. Alexis Hicks
2. 407-234-2128 and alexis.hicks@orlando.gov
When interested in a career or job opportunity, what should a young person do first?
*DOUBLE POINTS*
What is
Investigate Job Duties/Description
This term describes the value of the next best thing you give up when making a choice.
What is
Opportunity Cost
This approach to conflict means addressing the problem early, rather than letting resentment build.
What is
Proactive Conflict Resolution
A credit card is your money, it allows you to spend freely with rarely checking prices or bank statements
What is
False
Things professional people do outside of work include but are not limited to.
(A minimum of 3 correct answers)
What is
1. Refraining from profanity in public settings
2. No fighting/physical altercations
3. Responsible use of Social Media
4. Respect for Company
5. Respect for Property (associated with workplace)
What does the acronym SMART stand for in SMART Goals?
What is
Specific
Measurable
Achievable/Attainable
Relevant/Realistic
Time-Bound
What is the tool used to help identify Urgent and Important Task
What is
Eisenhower Matrix
If you get upset, taking a few deep breaths before responding helps you think clearly and avoid saying something hurtful. This strategy is called…
What is
Self-regulation or Managing your emotions
This card lets you spend money directly from your checking account rather than borrowing funds.
What is
Debit Card
This behavior is ground for automatic Job Training and Internship Placement Termination
What is
1. Substance Use
2. Disrespectful Conduct
3. Physical Altercations
Before pursuing a job or career, you should find out what the job entails and _________ ________ ________ and _________ (fill in the blank)
*DOUBLE POINTS*
What is
Research Required Education and Training
What are two helpful tactics that can help combat multitasking?
What is
Avoid Distractions (Focus/DND)
Manage Task Effectively (Calendar/Reminders)
Take Mental Breaks
Group Similar Task Together
When someone disagrees with you, instead of arguing, you try to see things from their side. This skill can prevent fights.
What is
Empathy
What is the first step toward achieving financial freedom or stability?
What is
Creating a budget
Understanding Income and Expenses
Internship Placement is contingent upon youth participants ability to:
3 Possible Answers, all answer must be correct for points
*DOUBLE POINTS*
What is
1. Actively Participate in Job Training workshops
2. Arriving to Job Training on Time
3. Work Ethic displayed in training
There are 2 common types of goals, what are they, and give an example of both:
What is
Short Term Goals and Long Term Goals
Examples May Vary
Setting Deadlines provide
*DOUBLE POINTS*
What is
Structure and Focus
Writing down the problem, possible solutions, and what might happen with each choice is a smart way to make a decision. This step is part of…
What is
Decision Making or Planning
3 PART QUESTION:
1. A Pay Period is best described as:
2. What is NET INCOME:
3. What are withholdings or deductions on a paycheck?
**3X POINTS**
What is
1. A pay period is the recurring length of time an employee works before being paid, such as weekly, biweekly, or monthly.
2. Net income is the amount of money an employee takes home after all deductions, like taxes and benefits, are subtracted from their gross pay.
3. Withholdings or deductions are amounts taken out of an employee’s gross pay for taxes, benefits, or other obligations before they receive their net pay.