career orientation review: unit one-world of work
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sarahmarieisawesome on February 2, 2012
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Mrs. Pruetts (Mrs. Meltons) career orientation world of work review test
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 goal | a ____ is something that people want to obtain and work to achieve. |
| a career goal | one of the most important goals one set is |
| attitued | a person's outlook on life |
| job | work that a person does for pay |
| a career may involve many jobs over a period of years | the difference between a job and a career is |
| they take time and planning | one thing all goals have in common is that |
| the harder one will work toward it | the more one values a goal |
| outsourcing | using people in Mexico to assemble parts is an example of |
| workforce diversity | a wide variety of workers with different backgrounds, ideas, and skills |
| right now | the best time to begin planning your future career path is |
| i am responsible for my own mistakes | which of the following is a positive attidtude |
| work | an activity whether paid or unpaid resulting in something useful |
| demographics | characteristics that make up a population |
| thinking | an attitude can be defined as a way of |
| global economy | a worldwide financial management system that affects the way we do business |
| i blame others | which of the following is an example of a negative attidude? |
| occuapation | the type of work in which a person is employed |
| seem angry much of the time | people with negative attitudes usually |
| long-term goal | something a person wants to achieve later in life requiring much planning |
| career goal | a long term work plan including education, training, and eexperience |
| ethnic | referring to a group of people with common customs, language or race |
| orientation | to get acquainted with or become familiar with a new job or situation |
| short-term goal | soemthing one wants to obtain in the near future gnerally less then five years |
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