Chp. 5 - Learn to Earn(Personal Finance for Teens) BE PUBLISHING

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Non-cash compensation such as medical and dental benefits, life insurance, pension, company car, and paid time off for sickness or vacation

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Benefits

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The amount of money needed to sustain a certain standard of living in the location of the job

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Cost-of-living

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A form of communication that introduces your resume to its recipient

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Cover letter

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A position with a company or organization intended to provide on-the-job training. Unlike permanent employment, these are usually temporary

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Internship

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A written statement that usually includes details of a particular job, such as job level in the company, required level of education and skills, previous experience needed, duties and responsibilities, required outcomes, and salary information

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Job description

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A formal meeting in which one or more persons question and evaluate a job applicant

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Job interview

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An invitation to become an employee of a company

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Job offer

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The education, skills, and experience that are required for a candidate to be considered for hire

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Job qualifications

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How content an individual is in his or her job

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Job satisfaction

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The possibility that you could move up or get promoted in the company

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Opportunity for advancement