What is employability?

• The ability to work without any skills

• The ability to work with specific job-related skills

• The ability to work in a specific job market or workplace

• The ability to work effectively in any job market or workplace

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Which of the following is an example of employability skills?

• Watching TV

• Meeting deadlines

• Sleeping in late

• Playing video games

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Why is employability often more important to employers than having specific job-related skills?

• Employers want employees with rudimentary capabilities that are difficult to teach

• Employers do not value employability skills

• Employers cannot train employees with specific job-related skills

• Employers prefer employees with no skills

What is professionalism in the workplace?

• Wearing casual clothes to work

• Ignoring workplace rules

• Performing in a manner appropriate for the profession and workplace

• Speaking with sarcasm at work

How can professionalism skills be implemented through speech?

• Speaking loudly

• Speaking with proper grammar and punctuation

• Speaking with sarcasm

• Speaking without listening

What are ethical behaviors in the workplace?

• Regular attendance and wearing proper attire

• Arriving late and wearing inappropriate attire

• Ignoring work responsibilities

• Complaining about work and being uncooperative

How can ethical skills be implemented through productivity?

• Ignoring work responsibilities

• Demonstrating positive and productive work habits

• Being unproductive at work

• Complaining about work

What is critical thinking in the workplace?

• Evaluating arguments and information quickly

• Ignoring problems

• Avoiding new ideas

• Making mistakes with efficiency

How can critical thinking skills be implemented through collaboration?

• Avoiding teamwork

• Assessing information with team members

• Rejecting new ideas

• Ignoring team members

What is time management in the workplace?

• Planning and executing control over the amount of time spent on specific activities

• Ignoring deadlines

• Procrastinating

• Working on multiple tasks at the same time