TPT Employability Skills Assessment

What is the definition of an employee?

• A person who organizes and operates a business

• A person who is hired to work for a business for payment

• A person who invests in stocks and real estate

• A person who works only as a freelancer

What is an entrepreneur?

• A person who is hired by a company to work for payment

• A person who organizes and operates a business

• A person who avoids taking risks in business

• A person who only works part-time

What is the free enterprise system?

• A type of economy where businesses are free from government control

• A system where the government decides all product prices

• A structure where only large businesses can operate

• A method of trading products within a single company

Which of the following is NOT an employability skill?

• Dependability

• Effective communication

• Creativity

• Memorizing historical dates

An employee who can identify problems and solve them logically demonstrates which skill?

• Creative thinking

• Problem-solving

• Measured risk-taking

• Public speaking

What does it mean to be "goal-oriented"?

• Ignoring workplace challenges

• Setting and working towards achievements

• Avoiding teamwork

• Focusing only on social skills

Why is adaptability important in the workplace?

• It allows employees to adjust to new situations and challenges

• It helps people avoid learning new skills

• It means employees refuse to take on new tasks

• It allows workers to stay in their comfort zone

Which skill is essential for working well in teams?

• Ignoring others’ contributions

• Respecting the views of others

• Working alone without feedback

• Avoiding communication with co-workers

A person who is always on time and manages their tasks well shows:

• Critical thinking

• Self-motivation

• Punctuality and time management

• Conflict resolution

What is one benefit of strong social skills in the workplace?

• Better conflict resolution and teamwork

• Increased isolation from colleagues

• Reduced need for communication

• Avoidance of group activities