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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
nvestigative 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.
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