Career Planning & Pascal's Triangle

What type of information is found on a resume'?

• Family members, friends, and associates

• Objective, education, past experience, skills, awards, and certifications

• Job history only

• Facebook and Instagram info, email, and cell number

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What are some ways to look for a job?

• Door to door, online applications, newspaper ads, and networking.

• Tell a headhunter you are looking for work.

• Ask a random employee for an application.

• Tell all your friends to let everyone know you are looking for work.

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What do you do during an interview?

• Speak of your accomplishments and your failures as weill.

• Sell yourself, be confident, positive, and look your interviewer in the eye!

• Be enthusiastic and tell everything about yourself.

• Only answer questions directed at you and be very serious so they know you are a good worker.

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When choosing a field to research as a possible career you should...?

• Research jobs: that are applicable to your skill level.

• Research jobs: that you can do right now.

• Research jobs: that are fun to do and also pay well.

• Research jobs with: the highest wages, most job openings, and least number of graduates.

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Once you get a job, how do you keep it?

• Just do it!

• Ask what you need to do to be promoted, be positive, and produce to the best of your potential always!

• Be punctual and work lots of overtime.

• Never talk back to anyone you work with and do your job well.

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How does Pascal's Triangle work?

• It is used in algebra and physics.

• Each number is the sum of the two numbers directly below it.

• Add numbers to get succeeding numbers.

• Each number is sum of two numbers directly above it. It also results in the binomial theorem.

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