WorksheetsPAE Chapter 2
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Describes a lifetime work history or a long-term participation in a particular field.
career
job
wage
salary
the amount of money an employee is paid per hour
pay schedule
wage
hourly wage
salary
What is the main goal of the job interview?
To obtain the job
To gain money
To make friends
Which one of the following is appropriate to use as a reference?
mother
father
professor
friend
What should you do after finishing your resume?
proofread
keep it good condition
have other people proofread it
every choice is correct
Your resume is a tool with one specific purpose:
to get a job
to win an interview
to discuss salary
to get more money
The field of engineering focused on structures and buildings of all kinds.
Industrial Engineering
Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Chemical Engineering is the
creation of new chemicals
study of chemicals in hopes of finding new properties
use of chemicals in constructing roads
application of chemistry in designing the production process for industrial plants
Mechanical Engineering is ..........
study how build are design
study about ship' machines
study how machine are built, reapir
study about things undergrounds
Define Stakeholder:
An individual with high power over an organisation.
An individual or organisation with financial decision making within a company.
An individual, group or organisation that have a stake and influence over a business.
An individual, group or organisation that don't have a stake and influence over a business.
What are the two types of stakeholders?
Internal, Investor
Internal, External
International, domestic
Private, Public
What is a stakeholder management tool used in project management?
Ghantt Chart
SA Chart
People Management Chart
Hierarchy Chart
Identify an external stakeholder:
Investor
Employee
Employer
Client
Identify an internal stakeholder:
Government
Community
Consumer
Markring Advisor
What type of stakeholder within a company do you aspire to be?
A simple definition for ethics and morality
what is right and why it is right
what is wrong and why it is wrong
right and wrong
What does the Golden Rule refer to
Treat dogs and animals the way the ought to be treated
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you
revenge is the key get revenge
When people use the greater good to make a decision what are they doing or evaluating
this will only affect you
usually will affect a few people
this will benefit society at large
this will benefit no one
What does it mean when we say there is a moral dilemma here
situation that usually involves a choice that goes against what others think you should do
situations that involve no thought process and really have no dilemma because you do what you want
situation that involves a choice, decision, act/action, solution that may include an unpleasant problem or situation where you feel you simply do not know what to do or which way to turn.
Where do most of our moral beliefs come from?
Things we learned in school
Ideas our parents taught us
Habits we learned as children
Ideas we shared with our friends
Rule of law
Adhering to an established set of personal ethics and sound moral principles; acting with honesty in all situations.
Complying with laws and regulations
An issue in which you must decide whether something is right or wrong.
The quality of being just as one seems; being open and truthful when communicating.
Ethical Principles
Standards that govern behavior; not dependent on circumstance.
The quality of being just as one seems; being open and truthful when communicating.
Instinct; gut feeling
Reliable; deserving the confidence of others.
