Workplace Professionalism & Technology in the Workplace

Fair use and copyright laws help you understand:

• What can and can't be shared online

• What kinds of posts should be shared on social media

• Your workplace's computer policies

• What your values are

Which of the following is NOT a way of maintaining your privacy online?

• Accept all friend requests

• Be mindful of what you post

• Don’t post too many details about yourself

• Use high privacy settings

Why might companies have rules regarding personal use of the Internet?

• To protect customers’ private information

• To protect employees’ private information

• To increase employee productivity

• All of these answers

When you are online, you should never:

• Give credit to people for using their words

• Email co-workers

• Download a song or movie illegally

• Report illegal or threatening situations that you see

Which of the following is acceptable to share online?

• Your phone number

• Your Social Security number

• A picture of yourself on vacation

• Your home address

Professionalism is defined as:

• The attitude of an employer

• A person who works well as a member of a team or group

• The cooperative or coordinated effect on the part of a group of persons acting together as a team or in the interests of a common cause

• The competence or skill expected of a professional

Which of the following is not an example of a soft skill?

• Computer programming skills

• Creativity

• Time management

• Leadership

In the business world, people are often measured by their:

• Technical Skills

• IQ

• Hobbies

• Soft Skills

Which of the following is NOT generally found in a company's handbook?

• Dress code information

• Salary information for each employee

• Safety regulations

• Time off policies

Student leadership activities can:

• Help build your resume

• Offer opportunities to participate in events outside of school, such as competitions

• Help you practice professionalism skills

• All of these answers