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career communication
solo study notes
Term | Definition |
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Unskilled Jobs- | Most prevalent jobs of the 1960’s job market. |
Skilled Jobs- | Most prevalent jobs of today’s job market |
Bachelor’s Degree - | Required for a master’s degree |
Professional Job- | Job that requires a college education |
Soft Skill - | Skills such as attitude, work ethic and being on time |
Hard Skill - | Skills such as knowledge of how to run a machine or program a computer |
Holland Code- | System that categorizes job seekers according to their interests and personality |
Conventional Group - | Busy working with data, numbers, reports and taking care of details |
Investigative Team- | Busy solving a bunch of math and science problems |
Realistic Crew - | Is working outdoors and most of them have mechanical or athletic ability |
Enterprising Team - | Likes to influence and persuade others to see their point of view |
Smart Goal - | A goal that is specific, attainable with a time limit. |
ROAD - | An acronym that can be used to deal with that get in the way of goals |
Affirmations - | Inner talk or dialog that we experience on a daily basis |
Personal Brand - | Term that describes the way we are viewed by those around us: friends, family, teachers, bosses |
Career Path Questions - | Questions to ask your manager such as how do I get your job, what am I doing well, and possible paths within the company. |
Ambition - | Term describes taking initiative and adding value. Doing more than the minimum. |
Acceptance - | Term describes having respect and following direction. Being coachable and playing by the rules. |
Appreciation - | Term describes demonstrating your gratitude towards others. Providing selfless service. |
Attitude - | Term describes staying positive in every situation. Taking control of the way you react. |