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A survey to introduce students into the course.
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Economic recessions are surges in business/ financial activity where many new jobs are created
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2
Income, status, and prestige are the most important factors in making key life/work decisions
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3
The most important aspect of looking for work is having a first-class, highly polished resume.
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4
There are 3 main learning styles (auditory, tactile, visual) & everyone falls into one of these
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5
Networking is a career exploration process by which a person finds work with the help of others
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6
If you get good grades the courses you study won't make a difference on your work choices
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The terms 'job,' occupation,' and 'career' are interchangable and mean the same thing.
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8
Following your heart and your dreams are as important as studying economic realities
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9
"Transferable Skills" are skills that are passed on to friends or co-workers.
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10
If you are laid off it's entirely your responsibility to find the right training and a new job.
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11
If you make the right career decision after your schooling,it'll be smooth sailing from then on
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12
If you don't work in a scientific, technical or financial job, you won't need math or science.
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13
When you lose a job, one good idea is to retrain for another line of work.
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14
Pink Slip- reward for hard working diligence. Getting more than one results in a promotion.
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15
Balancing your budget means that you don't spend more than you earn.
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16
Experienced people that you can bounce ideas, concerns, general questions off of are mentors
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A resume is a list of jobs a person can obtain at an Employment Agency
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"Gross Monthly Income" = money left after taxes, social security deduction, household bill etc
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19
The working world is changing, but most people still stay in the same type of work.
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Most workers are laid off because they don't perform their work to employers' satisfaction
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21
No need to talk to the older people about careers; work will be different from what they know
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22
Being a volunteer gives you experience and skills that can help in your career
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Agree
23
In the next few years, the work roles available to you will be very close to those today.
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24
Dropping out can get you an adult lifestyle sooner & can be as well off as graduated classmates
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25
It takes a lot of job loss before you notice any significant effects on others in the community
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Disagree