Income and Careers

Which of these do you NOT need when applying for a job?

As an employee you will receive certain fringe benefits. Which item is not a fringe benefit?

If you are under the age of 18 you will need this before you begin working?

The purpose of an Elevator Pitch is to?

On a job application which of the following is NOT required?

Which of the following is NOT a positive tip for writing a resume ?

What is the worst thing that you can do on/for an interview?

A list of steps needed to reach a career goal?

Why should you write a thank you email?

Students fill out a _______ to possibly get financial aid from the government to help pay for college?

The amount of money that you receive on your paycheck after deductions are taken out is known as?

Which is NOT considered an additional cost beyond tuition for higher education?

Which of the following correctly pairs a financing option with its description?

All of the following are options you might pursue directly after high school, EXCEPT...?

Which pieces of information belong on a resume?

Where in school can you go to get information about financial aid and working papers?

Which of the following should new employees follow to gain an advantage to get a promotion?

What is the basic rule of Personal Finance?

Which is an example of a tax free investment or savings vehicle that can only be used for education expenses?

These should be used on a resume to highlight your skills and experience?

What document allows you to introduce yourself to an employer and explain why they should hire u?

Which is NOT one of the 3 types of college grants?

As a newly hired employee, what is the best way to find out about Company rules?

Otis works 40 hours @ $15 per hour. His deductions = $105.33. How much is his net pay?

Which of these is a good way to look for job leads?

How is a worker who receives a salary paid?

When you apply for a job provide 3 of these to say why you are the right person for the job?

Name the form you complete when you begin working a job that determines how much federal tax is taken out of a paycheck?