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Jones/ Workplace #4

Workplace ReadinessSkills Vocabulary

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hard drive the main information storage for a computer
human resources the department or person in an organization dealing with matters involving employees, such as hiring, training, labor relations, and benefits such as insurance and paid time off
HMO a health maintenance organization is an example of a medical insurance plan that is known as managed care
initiative readiness and ability to begin action in completing tasks or jobs before being told to do so
innovation a new idea or method
integrity showing honesty, strong morals, and upright characteristics
introduction a presentation of one person to another; beginning a meeting; the start of something such as a book or movie
malware software designed to cause disruption to a computer, server, client or computer network
mentor a higher skilled or educated person who is guiding and teaching another less skilled person
negotiating discussion aimed at reaching an agreement
networking a supportive system of sharing information and services among individuals and groups having a common interest
nonverbal communication expressing yourself using body language or facial expressions, but no talking
OSHA the division of the Department of Labor that sets and enforces occupational health and safety rules
prejudice biased opinion based on emotion rather that reason
professionalism conducting yourself in a way that is favorable in the workplace, such as honest, responsible, and accountable
Created by: Suzi Atwood
 

 



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