Straightforward messages that are either prescriptive or prohibited.

Messages that are subtle and sometimes confusing.

__________ are not physical in nature. Examples: knowledge, talents, skills.

Past experiences for which you are most proud.

An experienced person who provides support, guidance, and counsel to a less experienced person.

Values, needs, and wants that are critical to you.

The fundamental desires you have that lead to self-satisfaction.

Physical, material possessions, such as money, property, vehicles, furniture etc...

hopes; dreams

Praise; congratulation

Public image

More difficult than regular high school courses, these courses give you college credit after passing the exam.

A clear, concise statement of what you want to become in life.

This is used to both evaluate employees and as a means of communication between supervisors and employees.

A way to meet professionals and explore career options by interviewing someone with a job you are interested in.

This is similar to employment, but generally more informal with emphasis placed on learning.

A guide that steps out the core and career related courses you need to take to follow your career path.

Freely offering to do something. When done for an organization related to your career interests it can be very valuable by giving you insight and experience in the field.

Incorrect; wrong

The median is

The mean is...

Expectations of how workers interact with and respond to one another and clients.

A conversation between an employer and a potential employee.

Events where employers network with potential employees.

The act of meeting and making contact with people.

People other than relatives who know you and can attest to your work habits, skills and abilities.

A written or electronic document that lists your qualifications.