Vocabulary
This is a summary of your job qualifications that include your education and previous work experience.
What is a resume?
This is money that you have to pay on a credit card if you do not pay your balance in full.
What is interest?
This is the name for how much you get paid.
What is salary?
An increase in salary.
What is a raise?
This is an important personal # you need when applying for a job, passport or opening up a bank account.
What is a social security number?
This is a bank account that you can use your personal checks or debit card.
What is a checking account?
Degree after 2 years of college, usually a community college.
What is an associates degree?
Theses are speaking and listening skills.
What is communication?
This is a person who works for someone else.
What is an employee?
This is the end amount on your bank statement.
What is the balance?
Degree after four years of college.
What is a bachelor's degree?
A life work.
What is a career?
This is the name of the loan they give you when you buy a house.
What is a mortage?
This is a term used to describe whether there will be jobs in the future for your career.
What is job outlook?
Always be on time, dress appropriately and bring your resume to this appointment.
What is a job interview?
These are people that can say good things about you so you can get a job.
What are references?
This is a savings plan that you can add money to as you work. The stock market is involved.
What is a 401K?
You need to be on time to start your work day.
What is being puntual?
This is the ice-breaker question (first question) that they ask on a job interview.
What is "Tell me about yourself?"