Question 1

_______________ are accepted standards about what is right or wrong.

Accepted Answer

A) Manners 
B) Ethics 
C) Goals 
D) Values 
A) Manners 
B) Ethics 
C) Goals 
D) Values B

Question 2

Eli has a degree related to computer repair, so he should look for jobs only at computer repair companies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

Your personal job preferences include such things as preferring to work in a team environment or by yourself.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Once you choose your career field, there is little difference between the jobs in your field.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What are things that your employer can expect of you?

Accepted Answer

A) Follow safety and health rules 
B) Maintain a clean and orderly work area 
C) Be punctual and reliable 
D) All of the above 
E) None of the above 
A) Follow safety and health rules 
B) Maintain a clean and orderly work area 
C) Be punctual and reliable 
D) All of the above 
E) None of the above

Question 6

If you can link your chosen field to an in-demand industry, you may find more job openings.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The Internet is generally considered an unreliable source for job information and career assessment tools.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Employers don't consider an applicant's ability to work well in a team environment or to work well with others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

A company's code of ethics or code of business conduct describes how the leaders must behave, not the employees.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Among other things, employers in the United States typically provide:

Accepted Answer

A) a safe environment, based on industry standards. 
B) training on company procedures and methods. 
C) equal treatment regardless of sex, age, ethnicity, or religion. 
D) all of the above 
E) both b and c above 
A) a safe environment, based on industry standards. 
B) training on company procedures and methods. 
C) equal treatment regardless of sex, age, ethnicity, or religion. 
D) all of the above 
E) both b and c above

Question 11

When considering your preferred work environment, it is good to think about the:

Accepted Answer

A) physical environment. 
B) emotional atmosphere. 
C) level of challenge the job presents. 
D) all of the above 
E) none of the above 
A) physical environment. 
B) emotional atmosphere. 
C) level of challenge the job presents. 
D) all of the above 
E) none of the above

Question 12

An in-demand industry is:

Accepted Answer

A) a type of work that has high expectations and is very demanding of its employees. 
B) an industry that has many job openings. 
C) an industry that has more job openings than graduates or trained people to fill these jobs. 
D) all of the above 
E) both b and c above 
A) a type of work that has high expectations and is very demanding of its employees. 
B) an industry that has many job openings. 
C) an industry that has more job openings than graduates or trained people to fill these jobs. 
D) all of the above 
E) both b and c above

Question 13

Give three examples of how your lifestyle might be impacted by your choice of one company versus another.

Accepted Answer

Student answers will vary and should inc

Question 14

An organization's code of ethics is:

Accepted Answer

A) written guidelines for employees to follow based on the company's specific ethical standards and values. 
B) a verbal oath required of employees to demonstrate their commitment to the employer's ethical standards and values. 
C) a legal requirement from the government. 
A) written guidelines for employees to follow based on the company's specific ethical standards and values. 
B) a verbal oath required of employees to demonstrate their commitment to the employer's ethical standards and values. 
C) a legal requirement from the government.

Question 15

What are things that you can demand of your employer?

Accepted Answer

A) Pay for work you have done 
B) Time off when you need it 
C) Access to a phone or Internet 
D) All of the above 
E) None of the above 
A) Pay for work you have done 
B) Time off when you need it 
C) Access to a phone or Internet 
D) All of the above 
E) None of the above

Question 16

_______________ are unwritten rules of accepted behavior, best learned by observing others and seeking advice from trusted coworkers.

Accepted Answer

A) Cultural norms 
B) Ethics 
C) Goals 
D) Values 
A) Cultural norms 
B) Ethics 
C) Goals 
D) Values

Question 17

Good ways to learn about differences between companies' cultures is:

Accepted Answer

A) talk to people who work for the company now or have worked for the company in the past. 
B) read what employees say on online social media sites such as Glassdoor.com. 
C) read the company website, especially the mission, values, and ethics. 
D) all of the above 
E) none of the above 
A) talk to people who work for the company now or have worked for the company in the past. 
B) read what employees say on online social media sites such as Glassdoor.com. 
C) read the company website, especially the mission, values, and ethics. 
D) all of the above 
E) none of the above

Question 18

Most career fields offer jobs in several different work environments. Write down a career field you are interested in and describe both the common job environment and a less common job environment such as in a hidden or niche job.

Accepted Answer

Student answers will vary but should inc

Question 19

Respecting diversity is the responsibility of:

Accepted Answer

A) the company leaders and managers. 
B) the company leaders, managers, and employees. 
A) the company leaders and managers. 
B) the company leaders, managers, and employees.

Question 20

On the job, you can ignore the silly rules if it helps you be more productive or get your job done faster or better.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

_______________ are accepted standards about what is right or wrong.

Eli has a degree related to computer repair, so he should look for jobs only at computer repair companies.

Your personal job preferences include such things as preferring to work in a team environment or by yourself.

Once you choose your career field, there is little difference between the jobs in your field.

What are things that your employer can expect of you?

If you can link your chosen field to an in-demand industry, you may find more job openings.

The Internet is generally considered an unreliable source for job information and career assessment tools.

Employers don't consider an applicant's ability to work well in a team environment or to work well with others.

A company's code of ethics or code of business conduct describes how the leaders must behave, not the employees.

Among other things, employers in the United States typically provide:

When considering your preferred work environment, it is good to think about the:

An in-demand industry is:

Give three examples of how your lifestyle might be impacted by your choice of one company versus another.

An organization's code of ethics is:

What are things that you can demand of your employer?

_______________ are unwritten rules of accepted behavior, best learned by observing others and seeking advice from trusted coworkers.

Good ways to learn about differences between companies' cultures is:

Most career fields offer jobs in several different work environments. Write down a career field you are interested in and describe both the common job environment and a less common job environment such as in a hidden or niche job.

Respecting diversity is the responsibility of:

On the job, you can ignore the silly rules if it helps you be more productive or get your job done faster or better.

The Job Search Process

Know Yourself to Market Yourself

Plan Your Resume

Write Your Resume Part III: Apply for Jobs

Find Job Openings

Write Job Applications

Write Effective, Tailored Cover Letters Part Iv: Shine at Interviews

Know the Interview Essentials

Prepare for Your Interview

Interview Like a Pro Part V: Connect, Accept, and Succeed

Stay Connected With Prospective Employers

Dealing With Disappointment

Take Charge of Your Career Appendix: Succeeding in the Job Search Journey Using Social Media

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Exam 3: Picture Yourself in the Workplace Part II: Create Your Resume

_______________ are accepted standards about what is right or wrong.

Eli has a degree related to computer repair, so he should look for jobs only at computer repair companies.

Your personal job preferences include such things as preferring to work in a team environment or by yourself.

Once you choose your career field, there is little difference between the jobs in your field.

What are things that your employer can expect of you?

If you can link your chosen field to an in-demand industry, you may find more job openings.

The Internet is generally considered an unreliable source for job information and career assessment tools.

Employers don't consider an applicant's ability to work well in a team environment or to work well with others.

A company's code of ethics or code of business conduct describes how the leaders must behave, not the employees.

Among other things, employers in the United States typically provide:

When considering your preferred work environment, it is good to think about the:

An in-demand industry is:

Give three examples of how your lifestyle might be impacted by your choice of one company versus another.

An organization's code of ethics is:

What are things that you can demand of your employer?

_______________ are unwritten rules of accepted behavior, best learned by observing others and seeking advice from trusted coworkers.

Good ways to learn about differences between companies' cultures is:

Most career fields offer jobs in several different work environments. Write down a career field you are interested in and describe both the common job environment and a less common job environment such as in a hidden or niche job.

Respecting diversity is the responsibility of:

On the job, you can ignore the silly rules if it helps you be more productive or get your job done faster or better.

The Job Search Process

Know Yourself to Market Yourself

Plan Your Resume

Write Your Resume Part III: Apply for Jobs

Find Job Openings

Write Job Applications

Write Effective, Tailored Cover Letters Part Iv: Shine at Interviews

Know the Interview Essentials

Prepare for Your Interview

Interview Like a Pro Part V: Connect, Accept, and Succeed

Stay Connected With Prospective Employers

Dealing With Disappointment

Take Charge of Your Career Appendix: Succeeding in the Job Search Journey Using Social Media

Filters