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- 1. Multiple ChoiceBelief that the privacy of others must always be maintained.confidentialityempathyethicswork ethics
- 2. Multiple ChoiceRules for workplace dress.dress codesresumenetworkingprofessional ethics
- 3. Multiple ChoiceThe standards of right and wrong that apply to your professional behavior.dress codesresumenetworkingprofessional ethics
- 4. Multiple ChoiceInternal guidelines for distinguishing right from wrong.confidentialityempathyethicswork ethics
- 5. Multiple ChoiceAbility to put yourself in another's placeconfidentialityempathyethicswork ethics
- 6. Multiple ChoiceA summary of your career objectives, work experience, qualifications, education, and training.dress codesresumenetworkingprofessional ethics
- 7. Multiple ChoiceMaking use of all your personal and professional contacts to further your career goals.dress codesresumenetworkingprofessional ethics
- 8. Multiple ChoicePersonal commitment to work hard and do one's very best.confidentialityempathyethicswork ethics
- 9. Multiple ChoiceA new teacher is applying for a job. On his application he is asked if he has a criminal background. When he was 15 he was arrested for being a peeping tom and had to complete community service. He decides to mark "No, I have no criminal background" on the application. Is this ethical or not?yes, it is ethicalno, it is unethical
- 10. Multiple ChoiceMs. Frankenstein, an English teacher, is on a trip with FCCLA serving as a chaperon to help the adviser out. Next door to their hotel is a Ruby Tuesday. One evening Ms. Frankenstein decides to go over to the Ruby Tuesday and have a drink. Is this ethical or not?yes, it is ethicalno, it is not ethical
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhat is an ethical dilemma?an issue caused by not following guidelinesconflict between what's right and what's wrongmoral conflict between valuessame as a professional dilemma
- 12. Multiple Choice
This is a single-page letter written to the person or organisation offering the job you're applying for.
Projects
cover letter
Skills
Resume
- 13. Multiple Choice
You can describe your individual or team projects, independent study or research task, related to position you are applying for.
Project
Objective
Skills
Education
- 14. Multiple Choice
The section of a resume that list your computer, language skills, and profile is called.
Relevant Coursework
Objective
Experience
Skills
- 15. Multiple Choice
A one or two sentences statement that explains what kind of job you are seeking.
Resume
Experience
Objective
Skills
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