Business Tech- Ch 21 Review

Basic skills that you need to get, keep, and do well at a job are called _____ skills.

• employability

• proficiency

• primary

• workplace

The minimum requirement for most jobs in the United States is

• Some high school

• Some college

• A high school diploma

• A college degree

Being able to add, subtract, multiply, and divide numbers is an example of _____ skills.

• basic

• basic computer

• basic decision making

• basic work-related

Experienced workers have proven skills and a

• desire to work

• good attitude

• familiarity with a job

• good work ethic

Body language is also called

• body mechanics

• nonverbal communication

• physical expression

• silent communication

The education, skills, and work experience needed to do a particular job are

• basic skills

• credentials

• employability skills

• qualifications

As part of a job description, the ability to set up and maintain a customer database would be considered a(n)

• aptitude

• basic skill

• employability skill

• qualification

In addition to skills, employers also seek certain character _______ in potential employees.

• deficiencies

• flaws

• limitations

• traits

An employer might check on a candidate’s _____ during high school to see if a potential employee is likely to show up for work on time.

• attendance

• extracurricular activities

• punctuality

• volunteer commitments

Slouching in a chair during a job interview is an example of how body language can ______ the impression you make.

• add to

• augment

• detract from

• enhance