Getting the Job
This paper shows your skills, experience, and education.
What is a resume?
You wear this to look professional and match the workplace.
What is a uniform?
The paper or deposit you get for working.
What is a paycheck?
The place where you go to do your job.
What is a workplace?
You fill this out to ask for a job.
What is a job application?
The days and times you’re expected to work are on this.
What is a schedule?
A plan that helps you manage how you spend your money.
What is a budget?
The people you work with every day.
Who are coworkers?
This is when you meet with someone to talk about the job before being hired.
What is an interview?
When you stop working to rest or eat.
What is a break?
Money taken out of your check by the government.
What are taxes?
The people who buy or use the company’s services.
Who are customers?
The person in charge who gives you directions at work.
Who is the boss or supervisor?
You do this at the start and end of your shift to record your hours.
What is clock in and clock out?
Working hard and doing a good job can earn you this reward at work.
What is a promotion?
You should avoid using this too much at work unless it’s an emergency.
What is a phone?
Before you start working, you may go through this to learn what to do.
What is training?
You need this to get to and from work everyday.
What is transportation?
After years of working, people stop working and live off their savings.
What is retire?
Following company directions shows you understand these.
What are rules?