Workplace Readiness Vocabulary Pretest

Work Ethic is defined as:

• A set of moral principles a person uses in their job

• The ability to work long hours without rest

• The desire to earn as much money as possible

• A person's level of education and training

Integrity is defined as:

• Adherence to moral and ethical principles

• The ability to adapt to change

• A measure of intelligence

• The capacity to learn quickly

Self-Direction is defined as:

• The ability to regulate one's own behavior and make decisions independently.

• The act of following instructions from others.

• Relying on external guidance for decision making.

• The process of working in a team to achieve a common goal.

Creativity is defined as:

• The ability to produce original and unusual ideas

• The process of learning from others

• The skill of memorizing information

• The act of following established rules

Innovation is defined as:

• The process of translating an idea or invention into a good or service that creates value or for which customers will pay.

• A method of production that focuses on efficiency and cost reduction.

• The act of copying existing products and services.

• A strategy for maintaining the status quo in business operations.

Diversity means:

• having a variety of people with different backgrounds, cultures, and experiences.

• taking action and making your own decisions.

• a strong sense of responsibility and respect for your life.

• seeing how different parts connect.

Critical Thinking is defined as:

• The ability to think clearly and rationally, understanding the logical connection between ideas.

• A process of memorizing information without questioning.

• The act of accepting information without evidence.

• A method of emotional reasoning.

Conflict-Resolution is defined as:

• The process of finding a peaceful solution to a disagreement.

• The act of starting a conflict.

• Ignoring a conflict until it resolves itself.

• Encouraging conflict to improve competition.

Customer Service is defined as:

• The assistance and advice provided by a company to those people who buy or use its products or services.

• The process of selling products to customers.

• The strategy of marketing products to potential customers.

• The method of manufacturing products.

The definition of Life-Management is:

• Life-Management is essential for achieving work-life balance.

• Life-Management is a type of plant.

• the ability to effectively manage your time, responsibilities, and resources. It's about staying organized and making the most of your day.

• Life-Management is a cooking technique.