WorksheetsBusinesslike Communication
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 16mins
Good ways to communicate with a future employer are by______________.
phone, mail, e-mail, or in person.
car, TV, chat room, or radio
friend, relative, teacher, or neighbor
phone, pigeon, twitter, snapchat
telepathy and screaming
When you're talking to an employer, it's important to ___________.
speak as loud as you can
laugh a lot
speak clearly
tell them about your problems
give them a cool nickname
When calling the employer's voicemail, you need to ___________.
hang up they don't answer
leave your first name and your phone number
spell your name if it's an unusual one
maintain eye contact
open with a joke
When you meet an employer in person, _________.
use big words
maintain eye contact
speak in a deep voice
treat them like a friend
assert dominance, Queen!
answer
employer
applicant
response
requested
boss
employer
applicant
response
requested
asked for
employer
applicant
response
requested
job candidate
employer
applicant
response
requested
Skills, Contact information, Objective
Professional v. Unprofessional: beginning an email with "hey"
Professional
Unprofessional
Professional v. Unprofessional: writing an email to a same-aged colleague or peer using their first name.
Professional
Unprofessional
Professional v. Unprofessional: including the "sent from my iPhone" footer on emails.
Professional
Unprofessional
True/False Listening is a natural ability.
True
False
The best way to dress for success is to...
Wear Jeans
Wear a formal suit.
Bring a suit jacket, in case you need it.
Be trendy (crop top, Jordans, etc...)
In every answer you give, the employer is looking for...
How you will save them time.
How you will save them money.
How you will solve their problems.
ALL OF THE ABOVE
What is one thing that you should NOT do during the first interview?
Ask about salary
Connect with interviewer
Communicate why you are a good fit
Close by arranging next interview
