Managing a Job Search
Starting Your New Career
Communication is Key
How You're Doing
Solving Your Problems
100

This is your most important job search document:

Resume

100

To make sure you’re ready to look for a new job, you should keep this updated:

Resume

100

What two categories can body language be broken into?

Positive and Negative

100

These are something that impact the way we think and act:

Influences

100

These are goals you want to achieve quickly:

Short-Term Goals

200

This is how long a typical resume should be:

1-2 pages

200

3 groups of people you should make a good impression on are:

Supervisor, coworkers, customers

200

This was one of the most important inventions in human history allowing for better communication:

Printing Press

200

This is the feeling and understanding that everything is going right in your life:

Well-being

200

This is the acronym we use to set good goals:

SMART

300

This is a person who is willing to vouch for you that you put on your resume:

References
300

3 things you should bring when you're filling out forms on the first day are:

Birth Certificate, Passport, Resident Card, Social Security Card, Driver's License, Work Permit, Employment Certificate

300

This is a suggestion on how to improve:

Constructive Criticism

300
You often have fewer responsibilities at this time in your life:

When you are younger

300

Every decision you make comes with these:

Consequences

400

Name 3 people who would be good references:

A former employer, a teacher, a coach

400

3 forms you will be expected to fill out on your first day of employment are:

State Withholding, W-4, Direct-Deposit Form, Application for Identification Card, Benefits Selection Card, Employment Eligibility Verification form

400

What are 2 examples of positive body language?

Using hand gestures, maintaining adequate eye contact, smiling, leaning forward, keeping your arms at your sides.

400

Name 4 of the 6 areas of well-being:

Physical, Social, Emotional, Environmental, Intellectual, Personal

400

These are three people who can help you make a decision:

Parents, Teachers, Mom, Dad, Siblings, God, Mentors, Friends, Experts

500

Name 3 people who would be bad references:

Friends, Family, Random people you do not know

500

3 of the 6 common areas of evaluation for performance reviews are:

Job Performance, Attendance, Attitude and Behavior, Ability to communicate with customers, Relationship with coworkers, Relationship with managers

500

Name two of the common kinds of communication barriers

Language, Cultural, Gender, Value or Belief

500

Name 3 of the 7 resource categories humans use:

Natural, Capital, Human, Community, Renewable, Nonrenewable, Technological

500

These are the 4 categories that consequences can be divided into:

Positive, Negative, Short-Term, and Long-Term