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| Nodding your head shows... |
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| ... that you are thinking |
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| Biting your nails shows... |
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| What are three things you must do after an interview? |
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| Jot down notes, reflect; send a follow up letter; call back |
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| Three ways you can research a company |
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| Use library to find books, magazines, and newspaper articles about the company; visit company's website; talk to employees |
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| A formal meeting in which a job seeker and an employer meet face-to-face to discuss possible employment. |
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| The posture, gestures, and eye contact people use to express themselves nonverbally. |
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| Acting out a role in a make believe situation usually at the request of another person for the purpose of evaluation. |
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| A technique involving the use of thinking skills to suggest solutions to problems or situations, such as theoretical ones posed by an interviewer. |
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| Emotional and physical tension resulting from the body's natural response to conflict. |
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| You decide to send a thank you letter to the employer after your last interview. What does that say about you as an applicant? |
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| Makes you look like a good person. |
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| How should you handle rejection? |
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| Treat rejection as a learning experience. |
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What was this article about?
- What to wear to the interview: General "Dos" and "Don'ts" |
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| Things you should and should not wear to an interview, ex. men should wear grey or navy blue suits and have no jewelry besides cuff links. |
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| Someone who starts + runs a bussiness. |
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| Three advantages of entrepreneurship |
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| You're in charge, satisfying work, good income |
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| Four disadvantages of entrepreneurship |
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| risky, long hours, stiff competition, no guarranteed success |
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| How many bussinesses fail in their first four years? |
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| Three traits of an entrepreneur |
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| Motivating; Sight and foresight; good at decision making |
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| The expenses involved in starting a bussiness |
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| A contract to use something for a specified period of time. |
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| the loyalty of existing customers |
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| Potential for future sales |
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| The legal right to sell goods or services in a particular area |
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| First step in the decision making process |
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| Second step in the decision making process |
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| Third step in the decision making process |
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| Fourth step in the decision making process |
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| Use logic and common sense |
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| Fifth step in the decision making process |
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| Incorporate your feelings |
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| Sixth step in the decision making process |
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| Seventh step of the decision making process |
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| Define Sole Proprietorship |
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| A business that is completely owned by one person. |
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| A business arrangement in which two or more people share ownership. |
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| A business owned by people who buy part of, or shares in, the company. |
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| Define Operating Expenses |
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| The costs of doing business |
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| Linguistic, Logical, Musical, Spatial, Kinetic, Interpersonal, Intrapersonal, Natural |
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| Information about a new job opening |
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| Communicating with people one knows or can get to know to share information and advice. |
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| A list of people one knows and will contact to build a network. |
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| Someone to whom has been directed who may have information about a job or job opening. |
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| Define School-To-Work Programs |
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| Programs that bring local schools and businesses together so that students can gain experience and training. |
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| A worldwide electronic community in which millions of computers are linked. |
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| Define Social Security Number |
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| A number used by the federal government that one needs in order to get a job |
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| A document needed by workers under 16 and sometimes under 18, showing that the young person knows the hours young people can work and the kinds of jobs they can hold. |
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| The form of writing and speaking taught in school and used in newspapers and on television news programs. |
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| People who will reccomend applicants to an employer |
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| A brief summary of a job seeker's personal information, education, skills, work experience, activities, and interests. |
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| Lie detector test for law enforcement or government |
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| Urine or blood test for illegal drugs, for nuclear power plant workers and jobs in the transportation industry |
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| Checks how well one can perform a task |
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