Understanding the World of Work

What does the term "world of work" refer to?

• Only factory jobs

• Any place where one studies

• All types of employment and work-related activities

• Only office jobs

Which of the following is not a key factor in the world of work?

• Employment trends

• Types of industries

• Video games

• Skills required

The gig economy is based on:

• Full-time government jobs

• Short-term and flexible jobs

• Only offline jobs

• Lifetime employment

What is one major shift in the world of work today?

• Less use of technology

• More manual labor

• Increased automation

• Lack of skill requirements

Which of the following is a formal sector job?

• Street vendor

• Uber driver

• Government clerk

• Freelance photographer

Interests are best described as:

• Skills you are born with

• Tasks you dislike

• Activities that you enjoy doing

• Things you are forced to do

Abilities are:

• Things you want to do

• Things others tell you to do

• Things you can do well

• Tasks you hate

Why is it important to know your interests and abilities?

• To choose friends

• To impress others

• To plan a suitable career

• To avoid studying

Which of the following is an example of a skill?

• Watching TV

• Cooking meals

• Sleeping

• Daydreaming

The best career choice is usually one that matches your:

• Family's business

• Friends' suggestions

• Interests and abilities

• Teacher's advice