Workplace Readiness Skills (K)

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You must attend an important luncheon for work and dress appropriately. You should wear

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clothing similar to what you wore to the job interview.

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How we communicate is often just as important as what we are trying to say. Avoiding using slang in the workplace is an example of understanding the skill of:

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self-representation.

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What should Jose wear to the interview at a landscaping company where employees sometimes wear jeans and T-shirts?

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Dress pants, belt, and a collared shirt.

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Demonstrating communication etiquette, using positive body language, and wearing workplace-appropriate clothing reflect a value of:

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professionalism.

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Working with elementary school-aged children in the afternoons, Jamie is very conscious of what she wears and how she presents herself, knowing that her appearance makes an impact on the children. Jamie is demonstrating:

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professionalism.

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Carol often lets her personal problems and her home life negatively affect her attitude and work relationships. What workplace readiness skill does she need to address?

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Professionalism

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Nicole always wears short skirts and boots. Management has told her that her outfits are inappropriate for work, but she does not agree. She needs help with:

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professionalism.

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Dalia has recently been hired at the local veterinary clinic. She goes to work dressed in scrubs and closed-toed shoes. Being dressed appropriately for her job is an example of:

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professionalism.

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Which sentence is grammatically correct? A. He don’t want to attend class regularly. B. He doesn’t want to attend class regular. C. He don’t want to attend class regular. D. He doesn’t want to attend class regularly.

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He doesn’t want to attend class regularly.

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You are writing an email to Sally Smith who is a potential customer. What is the BEST way to begin your email to Sally Smith? A. Hello Sally Smith! B. Dear Ms. Smith, C. Dear Madam or Sir: D. Dear Mrs. Smith

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Dear Ms. Smith,