Career Readiness Unit Test Review

A professional is someone who 

• someone who needs to be trained to do their job correctly

• someone who does not know what their job is

• is an expert in their field

Professionalism can be defined as

• is the behavior, looks, and skill expected of a professional that will result in positive relationships.

• is behaviors that are inappropriate in the work setting.

• is the behavior that your boss expects you to have to help train other people in the workforce.

When there is proper business professionalism it is known to improve communication in the workplace.

• True

• False

Business Professionalism is important because

• It creates a hostile environment

• because it creates a respectful, high achieving, and welcoming environment for all professionals to succeed in

• it creates a work environment that is not conducive to professionals working together

Which category does not apply to business professionalism?

• workplace ethics

• appearance

• workplace environment

• attitude and time management

Ethical behavior means

• means acting with integrity by being honest, professional, and fair

• is lacking the ability to behave with moral principles

• not following company policy

Unethical behavior is 

• is lacking the ability to behave with moral principles

• behaving with moral principals

• behaving in a way that is respectful

Why is ethical behavior important?

• Your ethical behavior only applies to you and doesn't reflect your company.

• Your ethical behavior reflects your company and it’s important to learn what is

  acceptable and not acceptable in the workplace.

• Your ethical behavior doesn't matter in the workplace.

Code of Ethics is

• a book that tells you how you should not act.

• a method that teaches others how to do their job.

• Code of Ethics is a document that outlines the company’s policies on the way you

  should conduct yourself at work or when representing your business.

In the workplace, which is a  consequence that can happen to you, depending on the

severity of your unethical actions

• you get fired

• you get a promotion

• you get fined and have to pay a fee