Obj. 2.01 Networking to find a job!

Obj. 2.01 Networking to find a job!

What do you need to do to find a job?

Directions

• Read each slide

• Do activity given

• Watch video(s)

• Answer questions

• Passing score = 70

• If you do not pass, do the lesson again

• You can do it!

Multiple Select

Which on should you NOT do when looking for a job. Click on the picture.

Networking to find a job

What does it mean "networking"?

Watch the video and find out.

Multiple Choice

In the video, What did the 'head tilt mean"?

• The person is listening to what you are saying

• The person is looking at someone else to talk to.

• The person is wondering why you are at the event

Multiple Choice

In the video, When speaking with someone about jobs, always speak with___.

• anger

• confidence

• words that are negative

Multiple Choice

In the video, the question was asked, "Is ____you know, more important than what you know?"

• who

• materials

• work

• food

Multiple Choice

Which one is the correct definition for networking, when we talk about looking for a job?

• A computer network is a group of computers that use a set of common communication protocols over digital interconnections

• Interact with others to exchange information and develop professional or social contacts.

Multiple Choice

What does assertive mean?

• Being shy

• Being direct about what you need

• Being afraid to meet new people

Multiple Choice

What should you NOT do when looking for a job?

• Include people of all ages

• Inform people of jobs and careers that interest you or that you are looking for

• Throw away the list of names of people that have informed you of jobs

Multiple Select

In middle school, which of the following can you begin to include in your networking. Click all that apply.

• Friends

• Family

• Teachers

• Potential employers