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| professions occupational group |
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this is a career group where knowlege is key.
ex. doctors, lawyers, and accountants. |
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| large and increasing sector of the market. they use highly sophisticated info. |
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| will help you figure out what job best fits you, Also can help you find what kind of schooling and education you need. |
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| the amount of monthly or annual pay that you will earn for your labor. |
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| are company-provided supplements to salaries, such as sick pay, vacation time, and health insurance |
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| ability to advance, accept more responsibilities, and eventually to work your way up to higher positions. |
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includes any costs paid by an employee that are not reimbursed by employer
ex. uniform, special clothing, maintenence, and replacement |
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are daily activities at work
ex. indoor verses, outdoor work, working alone with people, job pressures, time between breaks |
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| someone who organizes,manages, and assumes risk of a buisness |
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| advancing to higher level of skill to increase your usefulness to an employer. |
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| to learn new and different skills so that an employee can retain the same level of employability. |
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| specialized, intensive programs(taken after first college degree) prepares students for higher level work responsabilities |
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| offers advice and counseling to help you determine a career direction |
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| self-assessment inventory |
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| lists your strong and week points and gives you a idea of how to prepare for a career |
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| nations that currently have little industry and low standard of living. they represent opportunities for international businesses to invest |
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| effective way to obtain useful information. are informal groups of people with common interests |
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| actively seeking new knowledge, skills, and experiences |
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| e-business infrastructure |
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| e-business infrastructure |
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| the basic elements that together support something, for example, the network and systems that support computing,public service & facilities that support business activity |
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| systems employed by a business to make it run efficiently |
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| buying and selling of products or services by using the internet |
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