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Workplace Readiness Skills Bell Ringers

Bell Ringer How do you define positive work ethic? Demonstration includes maintaining punctual and consistent attendance (e.g., accounting for hours worked, arriving on time  for work or appointments) taking direction willingly (e.g., using active listening techniques, approaching the assigned task with motivation) exhibiting motivation to accomplish the task at hand (i.e., remaining on task and completing the task efficiently).

Bell Ringer Why would integrity be valuable to an employer? Demonstration includes identifying and abiding by laws and workplace policies (e.g., using personal and sick leave only when necessary) respecting the property of the employer and coworkers identifying how one’s actions and behavior can have far-reaching effects (e.g., personal behavior affects others nearby; business decisions can have global implications or impact the environment) exhibiting honesty and reliability.

Bell Ringer What team skills are helpful at school? In the workplace? Demonstration includes contributing to the success of the team (e.g., brainstorming solutions, volunteering, performing in accordance with the assigned role) assisting others (e.g., supporting team members and leaders, taking initiative) requesting help when needed (e.g., asking questions after consulting manuals on policies and procedures, knowing when to seek help from coworkers and supervisors).

Bell Ringer Why are self-representation skills important in school? On the job? Demonstration includes dressing appropriately (i.e., adhering to professional rather than personal standards, following dress code) maintaining personal hygiene using language and manners suitable for the workplace (i.e., adhering to respectful, polite, and professional practices).

Bell Ringer What does diversity awareness mean? Why would employers value it? Demonstration includes working in a respectful and friendly manner with all customers and coworkers (i.e., treating all with the same degree of professional respect), regardless of national origin, race, appearance, religion, gender, disability, or age respecting cultural differences encountered in the workplace.

Bell Ringer What sort of conflicts might arise in the workplace? How would you handle one of these examples? Demonstrate conflict-resolution skills. Demonstration includes negotiating diplomatic solutions to interpersonal conflicts in the workplace (e.g., personality issues, cultural difference issues, disagreements over how to handle work projects, performance issues).

Bell Ringer How do you demonstrate independence and initiative at school? What about at work? Demonstration includes contributing new ideas (e.g., for improving products and procedures) displaying initiative readily, independently, and responsibly dealing skillfully and promptly with new situations and obstacles developing operational policies and procedures that use resources in a sustainable manner.

Bell Ringer What are some potential consequences of having poor oral communication skills? Demonstration includes communicating effectively with customers and fellow coworkers (e.g., avoiding the use of slang, being pleasant and helpful) exhibiting public and group speaking skills comprehending details and following directions repeating directions or requests to ensure understanding (i.e., practicing active listening).

Bell Ringer What writing skills do you need to improve? What resources are available to help you? reading and correctly interpreting workplace documents (e.g., instructional manuals, work orders, invoices, memorandums) writing clear, correct language, appropriate to audience.

Bell Ringer What are some examples of problem-solving and decision-making methods, and how are they alike and different? Demonstrate critical-thinking and problem-solving skills. Demonstration includes recognizing, analyzing, and solving problems that arise in completing assigned tasks identifying resources that may help solve a specific problem using a logical approach to make decisions and solve problems.

Bell Ringer What are some personal health goals you have? Short term Medium term Long term Demonstrate healthy behaviors and safety skills. Demonstration includes managing personal health (e.g., setting short-, medium-, and long-term physical-fitness goals; eating non- or minimally-processed foods) following safety guidelines (e.g., adhering to Occupational Safety and Health Administration [OSHA] standards and instructor and manufacturer guidelines).

Bell Ringer Why is it important to know what your role is in your family, your circle of friends, your school, and other groups or communities? Demonstrate an understanding of workplace organizations, systems, and climates. Demonstration includes identifying “big picture” issues (e.g., the organization’s structure, culture, policies, and procedures, as well as its role and status within the industry, economy, and community) acknowledging the economic, political, and social relationships that exist at multiple levels (e.g., local, national, international) throughout the world explaining one’s role in fulfilling the mission of the organization.

Bell Ringer How can you continue to learn, after you are finished with school? Demonstrate lifelong-learning skills. Demonstration includes continually acquiring new industry-related knowledge improving professional skills to stay current in the field and to promote personal advancement seeking education and experiences that enhance personal growth.

Bell Ringer If you had to find a job, what are five things you would do immediately? Demonstrate job-acquisition and advancement skills. Demonstration includes preparing to apply for a job (e.g., performing a job search, developing a résumé, preparing for an interview) identifying steps for seeking promotion (e.g., taking advantage of professional development opportunities, offering to accept additional assignments, learning new skills).

Bell Ringer What is the relationship between attendance at school or work and ethical behavior? Between attendance and professionalism? Between attendance and time management? Demonstrate time-, task-, and resource-management skills. Demonstration includes organizing and implementing a productive plan of work (e.g., setting and meeting short-, medium-, and long-term professional goals) working efficiently to make the best use of time managing personnel to capitalize on their strengths while respecting their professional desires maintaining equipment to ensure longevity and efficiency using natural resources (and products made from them) in a sustainable manner.

Bell Ringer Why is mathematics considered a communication skill? Demonstrate job-specific mathematics skills. Demonstration includes using mathematical reasoning and processes to accomplish job-specific tasks (e.g., using geometry and algebra to predict required supplies for a construction job, using computer mathematics to create a programming algorithm) making calculations related to personal finance (e.g., wage rates, paycheck deductions, taxes).

Bell Ringer What does having a positive attitude mean in terms of work behavior? Demonstrate customer-service skills. Demonstration includes addressing the needs of all customers (e.g., proactively engaging customers until they are satisfied) providing helpful, courteous, and knowledgeable service (e.g., displaying a positive attitude, treating all customers with the same degree of professional respect, sharing information and knowledge honestly and forthrightly).

Bell Ringer What technology would you need to be familiar with to enter the workforce as a Financial Planner or CPA Seamstress Early Childhood Educator Demonstrate proficiency with technologies common to a specific occupation. Demonstration includes selecting and safely using technological resources (e.g., equipment, machines, tools, electronics) to accomplish work efficiently and productively, while considering environmental impacts of such technologies.

Bell Ringer What basic level of computer literacy is required for the world of work? Demonstrate information technology skills. Demonstration includes working with hardware, file-management techniques, and IT software/programs effectively and on various operating systems working with equipment and software specific to occupation seeking additional technology to improve work processes and products.

Bell Ringer How can you protect your privacy and personal safety while using computer technology?   Demonstrate an understanding of Internet use and security issues. Demonstration includes using the Internet efficiently and ethically for work  identifying the risks of posting personal and work information on the Internet (e.g., on social networking sites, job search sites) taking measures to avoid Internet security risks (e.g., viruses, malware).

Bell Ringer When (or with whom) is it appropriate to use the following telecommunication devices? E-mail Facebook Twitter Text Messages Demonstrate telecommunications skills. Demonstration includes selecting and using telecommunications devices (e.g., portable digital assistants, smart devices, cellular phones), services (e.g., digital subscriber line, cellular network, cable, Internet), and Web-based applications (e.g., Webmail, social networking, online auctions, wikis), appropriate to work assignments.