Workplace Essentials: The Interview

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26 questions

Note from the author:

I would really call this softskills or career ready. I used it for adult ed, but I see no reason for high school teachers not to use it.

Workplace Essentials: The Interview

Workplace Essentials: The Interview

Were all of the examples in the video clip good examples of job interview skills?

Based on the video, what "bad" behaviors did you see for a job interview?

Do you think any of the behaviors were "good" for a job interview?

What do you know now about understanding the hierarchy that you did not know before?

What is meant by "identify the money trail"?

What headlines should you specifically be scanning for when doing your research?

What does the author of this article mean by "Don't Forget Your Mirror"?

Answer three of the commonly asked questions or list your three of your own stories in the space below. (PBS Learning Media, 2017)

What did you find?

What did you find?

Based on the excerpt above, what advice would you give others about webcam interviews?

Circle the three outfits that would be best to wear to a job interview.

Think about a recent job interview or one you would like to have. What ways could YOU keep it positive?

Think about a recent job interview or one you would like to have. What ways could YOU keep it professional?

Think about a recent job interview or one you would like to have. What ways could YOU keep it professional?

Based on the video, what did you learn about body language and interviewing?

Select all that apply. When preparing for a job interview, you should:

You should never talk about difficult issues from your past.

During an interview, always call attention to positive work strengths and skills.

An employer will never look for clues such as making eye contact to decide whether you are giving honest answers

While you are waiting in the lobby for your interview, you should:

Which of the following is an example of illegal discrimination?

Reflect| Write a paragraph reflecting on what you learned today.

Were all of the examples in the video clip good examples of job interview skills?

Based on the video, what "bad" behaviors did you see for a job interview?

Do you think any of the behaviors were "good" for a job interview?

What do you know now about understanding the hierarchy that you did not know before?

What is meant by "identify the money trail"?

What headlines should you specifically be scanning for when doing your research?

What does the author of this article mean by "Don't Forget Your Mirror"?

Answer three of the commonly asked questions or list your three of your own stories in the space below. (PBS Learning Media, 2017)

Did you find yourself?

What did you find?

Did you find yourself?

What did you find?

If you found your information on either search, do you think what you found would look good to someone who was considering hiring you for a job?

Based on the excerpt above, what advice would you give others about webcam interviews?

Circle the three outfits that would be best to wear to a job interview.

Think about a recent job interview or one you would like to have. What ways could YOU keep it positive?

Think about a recent job interview or one you would like to have. What ways could YOU keep it professional?

Think about a recent job interview or one you would like to have. What ways could YOU keep it professional?

Based on the video, what did you learn about body language and interviewing?

Select all that apply. When preparing for a job interview, you should:

You should never talk about difficult issues from your past.

During an interview, always call attention to positive work strengths and skills.

An employer will never look for clues such as making eye contact to decide whether you are giving honest answers

While you are waiting in the lobby for your interview, you should:

Which of the following is an example of illegal discrimination?

Reflect| Write a paragraph reflecting on what you learned today.

Did you find yourself?

Did you find yourself?

If you found your information on either search, do you think what you found would look good to someone who was considering hiring you for a job?