ability to cope with job stress which benefits an individual's personal and professional life

specific style of behavior in the workplace

ability to plan and execute control over the amount of time spent on specific activities to effectively accomplish goals in a timely manner

style of speaking or behaving

ability to motivate people to accomplish a better result for an organization

transferring information from one place to another, whether it is vocally, written, visually or non-verbally

working effectively and efficiently with others

values or standards which direct the way individuals interact with others

being able to evaluate arguments and information quickly, solve problems creatively and identify mistakes with efficiency

requires gathering reliable information, assessing the information for answers and selecting a suitable solution based on the situation

required for professional advancement; consists of the desire and ability for life long learning

A summary of skills, abilities, accomplishments and a quick advertisement of who you are

Personal communication to a prospective employer that draws attention to qualifications and demonstrates your written communication skills

This may be informal in personal contexts but should be formal in business because it serves to exchange information within organizations.

Normally used for communicating policies, procedures, or related official business within an organization and written in a one-to-all perspective.

A short written account of someone's professional life/accomplishments

A brief, persuasive speech (usually 30-45 seconds) that you use to spark interest in your organization, create interest in a project, idea, or yourself.

A small, easy-to-access card that displays your name, organization, and contact information

A professional meeting at which a group of people engage in intensive discussion and activity on a particular subject or project.

The action or process of interacting with others to exchange information and develop professional or social contacts.

A person who commits fraud or participates in a dishonest scheme.

A social networking website designed for business professionals which allows you to share work-related information, develop professional contacts, and apply for jobs

This refers to etiquette, or protocols and norms for communication, on the Internet.

Documents designed to make a persuasive appeal to the audience to achieve a defined outcome, often proposing a solution to a problem.

The central persuasive message that intrigues, informs, persuades, calls to action, and closes the sale.

This social media site may eventually replace the need for resumes.

Artificial intelligence system that big companies use to filter candidates' resumes and cover letters

It is the basic manners in the world of work and service.

Etiquette is considered basic manners.

Which of the following is not a direct benefit of work ethics?

Bad manners may lead to the following, except:

It is the quality of being trustworthy or of performing consistently well.

It refers to the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness.

It means being competent or skilled that is expected of a professional.

A teacher may wear anything she likes in public outside school premises and hours.

Work ethics does not include your behavior outside work. Therefore, professionals may do anything they want once they are outside their workplace.

Our respect system must depend on our set of beliefs. Once our belief is different from another person, it is acceptable that our respect for that person and the way we work with them gets affected.

If you regularly do business with people from other cultures, it's important to know the customs and etiquette of their hometowns.

People often form impressions about others within seconds of meeting them, so you must not care how you appear to others and how they think of you.

Don’t make value judgments on people’s importance in the workplace or speak negatively about your coworkers, even if you find yourself frustrated over a certain situation.

The tone of voice, facial expressions and other body language have an impact on the message that we deliver.

It is important to limit personal calls, emails, and other non-work related tasks after work hours.

Etiquette is an old French word meaning...

Who gives your first lesson in etiquette?

The rule of etiquette are based on the ____

Select the reasons for having good manners.

Bad manners will bring shame to you and your family.

Etiquette refers to the rules that govern ……… behavior.

Etiquette demands that we do all, except …..

Select those things that are breaches in etiquette,

The first place that social graces are taught is at:

The rules of etiquette are the same in every country, culture or society.

When should you place your elbows on the table?

If you arrive late for an appointment, you should …

When knife and fork are placed apart on your plate this means that...

When setting the table for a formal meal, where should the knife be placed?

If you are staying with a family of a different culture. What general guideline should you follow to avoid offending them when having a meal.

The eating utensils are collectively called...

Select the best "Netiquette" for communicating with teachers online.

Good digital etiquette includes all, except..

Choose those things that make up good etiquette.

Being well groomed begins with __________

____________ is Daily maintenance and cleanliness by practicing good healthful habits.

Your hygiene pack will include ___________

____________is the process of caring for parts of the body and maintaining an overall polished look.

______________reflects one’s personal grooming habits.

____________is the impression you project through both your outward appearance and your conduct in the workplace.

It is important to consider __________when choosing what to wear to work

Select clothing that looks_____________

look in the mirror from various ______ before leaving for work

Working in high heels can throw off the body’s ______.

A ____________is one of the foundational principles in developing a professional image.

___________is the hallmark of professionalism.

_______can quickly diminish a person’s reputation if media etiquette is neglected.

_____________ is the science of designing the workplace as well as its equipment and tools to make specific body movements more comfortable, efficient, and safe.

_______________ is your posture and the way you walk and move.

The impression you project through both your outward appearance and your conduct in the workplace is known as___________

Beauty professionals who have to stand or sit all day and perform repetitive movements are susceptible to problems in all of the following EXCEPT______________

Which of the following is NOT a potential consequence of failing to maintain a professional image?

Which term refers to the process of caring for parts of the body and maintaining an overall polished look?

Which of these is a professional behavior?

​When using social media, you should:

​Good posture

​Which of the following is NOT a bad habit?

​When standing to cut hair, you should:

​It is recommended that you invest in a(n) _____ as part of your standard work attire.