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WorksheetsEmployability skills
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 37mins
Employability Skills Include the following: (a) , effective communication, ethical behavior, (b) preparation, critical thinking, problem solving and teamwork ,
flexibility
Professionalism Skills • Can be implemented through: (a) style of speaking or behaving, method of interacting with others respectfully, courteously and with (b) in the office or workplace
Ethical Skills can be implemented through: productivity, (a) and dependability, (b) , cooperation, character and (c)
Demonstrating positive and productive work habits by performing assigned tasks efficiently
Productivity
Communication
Flexibility
Initiative
Striving to ensure a quality performance, such as putting in extra hours beyond what is expected
dedication
punctuality
collaboration
prioritizing
Beginning a process or project without direct managerial influence, sharing ideas and helping to improve the business
Initiative
flexibility
collaboration
dependability
Saving time by using office technology to speed up the work flow process
efficiency
relevance
work ethic
communication
Employability Is used to describe the (a) work behaviors and personal qualities which make individuals more likely to gain (b) and succeed in their chosen career
employment
easily making changes to better meet business needs
flexibility
positivity
collaboration
initiative
Prioritizing
Goal setting
Productivity
Performance
Collaboration
Reliability
Conflict resolution
Different view points
___________ skills are abilities which enable effective interaction with others.
Interpersonal
Time Management
Organization
Critical Thinking
Kirsten is good at brainstorming and contributing ideas in group settings. She works well with others and receives outside input and comments well. Kirsten has which of the following skills?
Collaboration
Integrity
Ethics
Time Management
Developing emotional (a) allows an individual to (b) their own (c) , the emotions of (d) and how emotions affect (e) and behavior
Which of the following statements regarding technology in the classroom is true?
Technology use is not fully integrated into learning, therefore an understanding for how to use it in class is unnecessary for instructors
Technology skills and knowledge sets applicants apart in education careers
Technology is a supplemental tool in the classroom setting and not used often
Computer literacy and skills related to technology have become unnecessary for educators in recent years
True or false: Employability skills help you get a job and be successful in your job.
True
False
Which one is true about "communication"?
It is about speaking and listening
It involves being confident when talking to people face to face
It includes sharing information
All of the above are correct
Which employability skill involves thinking hard on how to solve a problem and asking for help as needed?
Honesty
Problem solving
Teamwork
Communication
What skill is EVIDENT in homework, group work, project-based tasks, and presentations?
Applied Academic Skills
Critical Thinking skills
Interpersonal Skills
Which of the following is NOT an employability skill?
Ethical behavior
Sales
Communication
Teamwork
Which of the following is important when using technology?
Preparation
Ethical conduct
Governance
Credentialing
True or False
Ethical behaviors are values or standards which direct the way individuals live.
True
False
Ethical skills can be implemented through all of the following EXCEPT__?
productivity
reliability
dedication
following the majority
Time Management may NOT lead to which of the following?
Advanced degrees
Better professional status
Less stress in the workplace
Greater productivity and efficiency
Which of the following is NOT a problem-solving strategy?
Brainstorming
Developing a process
Anticipating problem
Use of technology
Academic preparation can be achieved through
certifications
licensure
advanced degrees
all of the above
Critical thinking can be implemented through all of the following EXCEPT___
developing new innovative ideas
looking at conflict objectively
breaking new ground
using the first thought which comes to mind
Jane is an active listener using body language to show she is interested in the conversation 
John does not seem to pay attention to the speaker and never proofreads his memos, e-mails or business letters for correct grammar, punctuation and spelling 
Which of the two have better communication skills? 
Jane 
John 
Both 
Neither 
Critical thinking is ___?
Going with the first answer to cross your mind.
Developing more ideas and making fewer mistakes.
Getting the highest test scores.
Searching for short term solutions.
Which of the following is an example of problem solving skills?
anticipating problems
life-long learning
dressing and grooming appropriately
ethical use of technology
positive work behaviors and personal qualities which make individuals more likely to gain employment and succeed in their chosen career
Professionalism
Effective Communication
Employability
Mannerisms
specific style of behavior in the workplace
Professionalism
Mannerisms
Employability
Effective Communication
style of speaking or behaving
Professionalism
Employability
Ethical Behaviors
Mannerisms
being able to evaluate arguments and information quickly, solve problems creatively and identify mistakes with efficiency
Critical Thinking
Academic Preparation
Ethical Behaviors
Effective Communication
requires gathering reliable information, assessing the information for answers and selecting a suitable solution based on the situation
Problem Solving
Teamwork
Leadership
Time Management
working effectively and efficiently with others
Problem Solving
Teamwork
Leadership
Time Management
ability to motivate people to accomplish a better result for an organization
Teamwork
Stress Management
Problem Solving
Leadership
ability to cope with job stress which benefits an individuals personal and professional life
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving
Time Management
Stress Management
ability to plan and execute control over the amount of time spent on specific activities to effectively accomplish goals in a timely manner
Problem Solving
Time Management
Leadership
Academic Preparation
Time Management may NOT lead to which of the following?
Better professional status
Less stress in the workplace
Greater productivity and efficiency
Advanced degrees
Which of the following is NOT a problem-solving strategy?
Developing a process
Use of technology
Anticipating problems
Brainstorming
Taking the necessary actions without being instructed to do so
Communication
Reliability
Initiative
Teamwork
This promotes trust by consistently meeting or exceeding expectations
Initiative
Organization and planning
Leadership
Reliability
(a) skills vary depending on the position, so learning quickly is attractive to employees.
(a) helps you and your employer save time, effort, and money.
(a) makes you more employable because you can play an important role in troubleshooting issues.
showing up on time
Resourceful
Initiates
Punctual
Responsible
Examples of good communication include the following...?
listening and understanding
SMART goals
speaking clearly and directly
being assertive
C_ _ _U_I_A_ION is which employability skill?
community
collaboration
communication
conversation
You have to have __________________ when speaking face to face.
confidence
nice make up
good breath
questions
Problem Solving is about being able to find ________________ when faced with difficulties or set backs.
help
solutions
humor
complications
