Pri Buss Mrk&Fin Semester Exam

What term is used to describe the positive work behaviors and personal qualities which make individuals more likely to gain employment and succeed in their chosen career?

• Employability

• Productivity

• Professionalism

• Networking

Which of the following skills is NOT mentioned as part of employability in the provided material?

• Attendance

• On-time arrival

• Meeting deadlines

• Technical proficiency

What is one of the skills needed to be effective in any job market or workplace according to the provided material?

• Attendance

• Creativity

• Financial management

• Public speaking

Which of the following is an example of working toward personal and team goals as mentioned in the provided material?

• Ethical use of technology

• On-time arrival

• Meeting deadlines

• Attendance

According to the provided material, which skill involves the ethical use of technology?

• Attendance

• On-time arrival

• Meeting deadlines

• Employability

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

• Employers prefer employees with advanced technical skills.

• Employers know they can train employees but want employees with rudimentary capabilities which are difficult and time-consuming to teach.

• Employers do not value training at all.

• Employers only hire employees with specific job-related skills.

What do employers believe they can do with employees who have employability skills?

• They can easily replace them.

• They can train them for specific job-related skills.

• They can avoid training them altogether.

• They can only use them for basic tasks.

What are employability skills?

• Skills and attitudes necessary to gain employment and participate effectively in the workplace

• Skills required only for academic success

• Skills needed exclusively for personal hobbies

• Skills that are only useful in sports

How can employability skills be developed?

• Through school activities, interactions within the community, working with others, hobbies, and sports

• Only through formal education

• By working alone

• By avoiding community interactions

What is another term for employability skills?

• Academic skills

• Technical skills

• Transferrable skills

• Personal skills