MONEY MANAGEMENT

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MONEY MANAGEMENT

• UNIT 1 Career Decisions
• Test Review

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• A general term for advances resulting from
  improvements in technical processes that increase
  productivity
• TECHNOLOGY
• Sick pay, vacation time, and profit sharing are
  all examples of
• BENEFITS

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• The learning of new and different skills so that
  an employee can retain employability.
• RETRAINING
• One who organizes, manages and assumes the risk
  of a business enterprise.
• ENTREPRENEUR
• Informal communication structures that are
  established for people to talk to each other and
  share information.
• NETWORKS

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• The things in your life that you consider to be
  important to you are called
• VALUES
• The way you choose to live your life, which is
  based on your values, is called
• LIFESTYLE
• A natural physical or mental ability is a(n)
• APTITUDE
• Individual qualities and traits which make you a
  unique person are known as
• PERSONALITY

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• When a person designs his or her lifestyle around
  a job so that he or she cannot afford to change
  jobs this is known as being __________________.
• LOCKED IN
• A letter that explains how you are qualified for
  a job, impresses the employer as to your interest
  and desire for the job, and asks for an interview
  is called a(n)
• LETTER OF APPLICATION

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• A summary of skills, education, work history and
  personal information that qualifies you for a job
  is called a
• RESUME
• When you talk to your potential employer about
  your qualifications for a particular job that is
  called a
• JOB INTERVIEW
• A form that you fill in with requested job
  related information is knows as a(n)
• JOB APPLICATION

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SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS

• FROM CHAPTER ONE
• List and explain three things you can do so that
  CHANGE doesnt leave you behind in the job field.
• Lifelong learner, well-read and informed so that
  you know change is coming, always retrain and
  upgrade your skill set.
• FROM CHAPTER TWO
• Be sure you understand the factors that should
  influence your career choices
• Values, personality, lifestyle, aptitudes, and
  interests.

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• From Chapter Two Goal Setting
• Be able to talk about all three types of goals
  Short-term, Intermediate and Long-Term. Make sure
  the Goals are S.M.A.R.T.
• Examples of vague goals
• Short-Term
• Pass all classes with As Bs
• Intermediate
• Get a job. Go to college.
• Long-Term
• Family, house, car, job I like.
• Examples of specific goals
• Short-Term
• Obtain an 85 or higher on my Math test (Friday)
• Intermediate
• During track, break 440 in the mile (1-2 months)
• Long-Term
• Finish college (undergrad/graduate in a business
  major)

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SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS

• FROM CHAPTER THREE
• Make sure you can describe what A.I.D.A. means
  when referring to letters of application!
• Get their attention, make it interesting, show
  your desire for the job, ask for or take action!
• Making a resume
• Make sure you can name and explain some of the
  sections on your resume.
• Personal information, education, work history,
  references, skills, extracurricular activities,
  volunteer work etc
• Preparing for a job interview
• Be able to discuss things you need to do to
  really do great at a job interview.
• Dress appropriately, prepare for some questions
  in advance, research the company you are
  interviewing with and come up with some questions
  of your own,

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STUDY, STUDY, STUDY

• Ok. Hopefully this helps!
• You have three chapters of notes to review
  before tomorrow!!
• Dont forget to study!
• Also make sure you bring your notes to class
  tomorrow. They are worth points!