Workplace Skills

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What is a "co-worker"?

Back

A person with whom you work.

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What personal information is asked for on a job application?

Back

Your name, address, contact information, date of birth, social security, references, etc.

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Why is a "first impression" important on a job interview?

Back

It might effect whether or not you get the job.

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Can you lose your job for "misbehaving"?

Back

YES

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Why should you complete the work assigned to you each day?

Back

To earn your paycheck

Front

What is a "break" used for at work?

Back

To use the restroom, get a drink of water, check your phone or take a short rest.

Front

How can being absent from work affect your paycheck?

Back

You usually are not paid for the days you miss, so that means you won't get as much money.

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If you decide to quit your job, what should you do?

Back

Give your supervisor a 2 weeks notice in writing if possible. Or at least give them as much notice as possible.

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What should you do if a fire breaks out at your job site?

Back

Calmly follow the "in case of fire" signs and protocol

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What should you do if a co-worker is trying to get you to break a workplace rule?

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Explain you want to follow the rules. If they keep asking go to your supervisor.