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| How many hours does a typical employee work per week? |
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40 hours
4 h. 10 days / 10h. 4 days |
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| How many years does a employee work in a life time? |
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| Name 3 values that are important in choosing your career. |
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Interests, Hobbies, Things
Abilities, Information
People, Research |
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| How does a job differ from a career? |
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| a job isn't a temporary occupation out a career is and it is planned out and permanent. |
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Examine you personal Qualities:
to be the manager of a store, some personal qualities you may possess would be an energetic and outgoing personality, the ability to work with others, and have leadership skills. |
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Evaluate the area of occupation you may be interested in
if u lk to design your own clothes and styles, then you many want to consider being a fashion designer.
you are very good working with numbers and have high math skills, you might want to consider an accountant. |
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Practice proper and pro. behavior:
an employer will not hire someone who does not possess the behaviors required to hold the position. |
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Keeping your job requires:
Responsibility-employers require solutions, not excuses.
Intelligence-making wise decisions and using your best judgement will excel you career.
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| What is the first step to different careers? |
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. do things that you lk
. read things about your job
. interview people that do your job |
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| What is one skill must everyone possess for any occupation? |
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1. tranning
2. education
3. dedication |
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| what is a way to prove that you are a responsible person? |
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| community service, and that you have passed college. You also have to have working experience. |
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| What are 3 aspects of successful goal setting? |
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1. be sepsific
2. be realistic
3. be timed / measured |
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| SUPERMARKET CONSUMER SKILLS |
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what you should do:
. look through advertising circular for sale items
. write out a grocery list
. Use coupons whenever avaliable
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What you shouldn't do:
. shop when your hungry
. be influenced by sale items that you won't use |
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| purchasing/spending money with little or no thought |
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| Shelf Price/ Sticker Price |
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| it is a price set by the manufacturer |
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| UPC-Universal Product Code/Unit Pricing |
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| is an identification # of a product that is read by the register scanner. It also has a section that a consumer can best determine the better price of similar products. |
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| is an attempt to mislead the consumer that they must buy the items. To sell goods and provide information |
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| a person who starts and works his or her own business |
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| advantages of running your own business: |
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| you get credit for all the sucess of the buisness |
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| disadvantages of running your own business: |
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| you must pay your own insurance such a H.M.O=aflack |
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| name the major section of a super market: |
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| produce, meat, dairy, bakery, deli, frozen food, pharmacy, floral |
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| list 3 red flags for food safety? |
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. soft packages
. torn packages
. dented cans
. opened lids |
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| how do figure out one serving of food |
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| by reading the nutrition facts on the back of a box/can |
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| how can a shopper curb impulse spending at the super market? |
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| by not paying attention to the candy, magazines, batteries, while waiting alone, or going on a line that doesn't have the shopper curb |
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