Career Development Quiz, GHI-1 EXP U-2

When starting a conversation about your career goals, it's best to:

• Briefly introduce yourself and your background.

• Immediately ask for a raise or promotion.

When networking with someone, it's important to:

• Brag about your accomplishments without listening to the other person.

• Introduce yourself clearly and express your interest in connecting further.

When following up after an interview, you should:

• Send multiple emails and call repeatedly if you don't hear back right away.

• Send a thank-you email reiterating your interest and qualifications within a reasonable timeframe.

Highlighting a weakness in an interview, you could say:

• "I'm terrible at everything."

• "Public speaking used to be a challenge, but I've taken courses to improve my skills."

When discussing your future plans at work, you might mention:

• Your plans for a vacation next year.

• "In the next few years, I aim to develop my leadership skills and take on more responsibility."

Describing your skills and experience, you could say:

• "I'm a great person and everyone loves working with me."

• "I have strong communication skills and increased sales by 20% in my previous role."

You're attending a career fair. What's the best approach?

• Wander around aimlessly and collect free pens.

• Research companies beforehand, prepare questions, and network with professionals.

A good question to ask during a job interview is:

• "What's the dress code like here?"

• "What professional development opportunities does the company offer?"

Your dream job requires a specific skill you haven't developed yet. You could say:

• "I don't have that skill, so I guess I can't do this job."

• "I'm a fast learner and eager to take on new challenges. I'm committed to developing this skill through Self Development Training."

Effective communication about your career involves:

• Gossiping about colleagues and company secrets.

• Maintaining a positive and enthusiastic attitude while showcasing your skills.