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what is an important difference between cosmetology school and working in a salon?

• cosmetology school is a more forgiving environment

• cosmetology school is less flexible

• rescheduling is easier in a salon

• salons offer more opportunities to fix mistakes or misjudgments

a new graduate is likely to begin with an entry-level job that

• requires preforming services for which the graduate is not licensed

• can only be preformed by those with more skills and experience

• is unpaid for a year or as therewise specified by a contract

• involves services that are not necessarily the graduate's first choice

in search for a salon, it is important to find one that

• pays the highest wages

• matches your preferences

• expects minimum performance

• requires no license

in any service industry, putting clients first is

• secondary

• risky

• overrated

• required

being punctual at work is respectful to your clients and

• neighboring establishments

• their friends

• your coworkers

• your extended family

in the salon, striving to help, pitching in, sharing knowledge, and being positive are all signs of being a

• competitive colleague

• boss's pet

• team player

• good client

what should be included in a job description?

• duties and responsibilities

• personal budget

• calendar of activities

• schedule of time off

the most reliable way to be compensated in an entry-level position is

• hourly salary

• commission

• cash only

• by month

compensation with base pay and percentage of sales is called

• tips plus salary

• retail plus tip

• salary plus commission

• commission only

in addition to your regular compensation, your tips are

• taxable up to $400

• reported as income

• declared but not taxed

• not taxed at all