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| a lifetime profession or occupation that you strongly beleive in and that provides an income as well. |
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| The amount of money it takes to purchase typical living expenses in a particular city. |
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| your amount of foemal knowledge and training. |
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| adition programs like health insurance and retirement plans offered by employers. |
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| a person who creats a busniness from a need and puts creativity and ingenuity into action to provide a service or a product |
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| relativley short-term work that pays the bills for now. |
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| what is not a primary career factor? |
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| what characteristics to employers look for? |
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| Abliity to learn and speak clearly,make good use of time,problem sloving and creatreative thinking skills,ability to work good with others and get to work on time. |
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| employee benefits cost an employer what percentage of their pay? |
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| what benefits might an employer provide? |
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| vacation and sick days,tuition reimbursement,retirement benefits,health insurance |
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| what is not a good career attitude? |
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| which charactetistic might all euntraprenures have? |
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| what is the least expensive type of college? |
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| when comparing two jibs it is important to consider what? |
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| saleries,benefits,transportation costs. |
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| employers typically offer time paid off to you of up to two week. |
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| many employers allow five to 10 days per year of paid time off for illness, either for yourself or to take care of a family member. |
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| Larger employers often provide health insurance for their employees, |
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| Retirement plan contributions |
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| many employers will put a small percentage of an employee's salary into a retirement plan. |
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| some employers will pay for you to go to college or to take additional training courses. |
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| to provide a service or goods that is currently missing or that you can provide better than any existing business. |
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