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WorksheetsSoft Skills and the Job Search
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Transferable Skills are also known as
Soft Skills
Hard Skills
Employer Skills
Unemployment Skills
An example of a soft skill is
Typing 40 words per minute
Solving an algebraic math problem
Performing a layup in basketball
Being on time to your job
Transferrable skills are
Skills that you learn in school
Skills that are taught to you by your coaches
Skills that are "transferred" from one career to the next
Skills that are are "transferred" from high school to college
An example of a hard skill is
Communicating well with others
Answering the phone in a polite manner
Learning how to solve a geometry math theorom
Teamwork
Benefits in the workplace are
The "extras" that you can receive on top of your salary
The overtime that you work for a company
The gifs you receive for performing a job well done
Your boss taking out for dinner to celebrate
An example of a benefit is
Your Salary
Health Insurance
Gift Cards
Coming in early to the workplace
A pre-requirement for a career might be
Networking
Having a degree
Working overtime
Running a marathon
Out of the different ways to find a job, which is NOT one of them:
Using the job classifieds
Using online job search companies
Networking
Inviting the boss to dinner at your house
Besides grammatical errors, what else should you check on your resume?
Correct education information
Spelling errors
Correct contact information
All of the Above
Paid vacation time is considered
A benefit
Networking
Job-Turnover
Overtime
