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| Much of the job involves creating, processing, storing, and retrieving info |
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| jobs that are determine what will be produced and manage invertory |
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| Occupational Outlook Handbook |
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| provides in-depth job descriptions and information about job opportunities world wide |
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| provide current info about specific occupations and clusters across the nation |
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| Periodical Index & Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature |
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| an evaluation of the positive and negative attributes of given career choice |
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| the amount of monthly or annual pay earned for your labor |
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| company provided supplements to salaries(sick pay,vacation time, profit-sharing plans,and health insurance) |
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| any cost paid by the employee that are not reimbursed by the employer |
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| the daily activities at work(indoor vs. outdoor work) |
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| Someone who organizes and manages |
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| magazine about technological advances |
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| advancing to a higher level of skill to increase your usefulness to an employer |
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| learning new and different skills so that an employee can retain the same level of employ-ability |
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| offers advice and counseling to help you determine a career direction |
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| The American Almanac of Jobs and Salaries |
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| evaluates job opportunities and gives a full range of salaries for positions and levels |
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| Standard & Poor's Register of Corporations, Directors, and Executives- United States and Canada or The 100 Best Companies to Work for in America |
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| some publications you can read about major American companies and why they are successful |
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| self-assessment inventory |
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| list your strong and week points and gives you an ides of how to prepare for a career |
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| nations that currently have little industry and a low standard of living |
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| informal groups of people with common interest who interact for mutual assistance |
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| actively seeking new knowledge, skills and experiences that will add to your personal growth throughout your life |
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| work is typically a way of life |
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| the ideals in life that are important to you |
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| the way people choose to live their lives based on the values they have chosen |
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| natural physical or mental ability that allows you to do certain tasks well |
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| the things you like to do |
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| made up of many individual qualities that make you unique |
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| a desired end toward which efforts are directed |
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| a desired end toward which efforts are directed |
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| goal you expect to reach in a few days or weeks |
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| goal you expect to accomplish in the next few months or years |
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| goal you expect to reach in five or ten years or longer |
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| the knowledge and skills acquired by working in a career field |
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| Cooperative Work Experiences |
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| a job after school, part time,and weekends |
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| Temporary, Volunteer, or Community service |
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| an on-job-training experience that pays your cost of getting to work and any expenses you incur |
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| specialized, intensive programs (taken after the 1st college degree) that prepare students for higher level of work responsibility with more challenges and higher pay |
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