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Careers Vocab

Vocabulary 100 Why do people work?

Vocabulary 100 To earn $ to pay for housing, transportation, food, clothes & other expenses They want to be with others Self-fulfillment

Vocabulary 200 Name 5 forms of salary

Vocabulary 200 Hourly Commission Bonus Tips Salaried

Vocabulary 300 Some companies offer their employees flextime, describe 2 examples of flextime.

Vocabulary 300 Workers construct their work schedule  10 4 hour days  3 day work week  Start day early so you can leave early

Vocabulary 400 Explain the difference between a chronological resume and a skills resume

Vocabulary 400 Chronological Resume  Lists experiences in date order starting with most current. Skills  Highlights skills or accomplishments

Vocabulary 500 A one-page letter telling the employer who you are and why you're sending your resume.

Vocabulary 500 Cover Letter

Vocabulary 100 A brief summary of your personal information, education, skills, work experience, activities, and interests.

Vocabulary 100 Resume

Vocabulary 200 People who will recommend you to an employer.

Vocabulary 200 References

Vocabulary 300 A formal meeting between an employer and a job applicant.

Vocabulary 300 Interview

Vocabulary 400 The posture, gestures, and eye contact people use to express themselves non verbally.

Vocabulary 400 Body Language

Vocabulary 500 What is the main purpose of a resume?

Vocabulary 500 To get an interview

Vocabulary 100 What is the purpose of a cover letter and whom do you send it to?

Vocabulary 100 To get an interview Send it to a real person, call the company and ask for the hiring manager

Vocabulary 200 How should you dress for an interview?

Vocabulary 200 Dress professionally Dress conservatively

Vocabulary 300 What should you bring to an interview?

Vocabulary 300 Several copies of your resume Pen Notebook Reference list

Vocabulary 400 What do you do after the interview?

Vocabulary 400 Reflect and review the interview Send a thank you letter Call back to follow up

Vocabulary 500 What is minimum wage in Wisconsin?

Vocabulary 500 $7.25

Vocabulary 100 Communicating with people you know or can get to know to share information or advice.

Vocabulary 100 Networking

Vocabulary 200 Health insurance, paid vacation and holiday time, and a retirement plan.

Vocabulary 200 Benefits

Vocabulary 300 Following a worker for a few days on the job, learning by watching and listening.

Vocabulary 300 Job Shadow

Vocabulary 400 A skill you have already developed.

Vocabulary 400 Ability

Vocabulary 500 Your potential for learning a certain skill.

Vocabulary 500 Aptitude

Vocabulary 100 The way you use your time, energy, and resources

Vocabulary 100 Life Style

Vocabulary 200 Businesses hire other companies or individuals to produce their services or goods

Vocabulary 200 Outsourcing

Vocabulary 300 A series of related jobs built on a foundation of interests, knowledge, training, and experiences.

Vocabulary 300 Career

Vocabulary 400 Work from home, using a computer, fax, and telephone to perform the job.

Vocabulary 400 Telecommute

Vocabulary 500 You are paid on a commission of 6% per home sold. If you sell a house for $200,000, how much is your commission?

Vocabulary 500 $200,000 x.06 = $12,000

Figuring a Time Sheet Time WorkedHours workedEarnings 4:00 – 6:00 4:00 – 6:30 8:00 – 12:00 5:30 – 9:00 3:00 – 7:45 2:00 – 5:15 Figure the hours worked and earnings at $8.50