Assesment Tests - Tests such as IQ Tests, Aptitude tests, Psychological tests and skills test, Good Impressions - The aspect of job interviews that can greatly increase your chance of success, Job Application - Provided a first impression about you, what you have to offer, and your employment history, Resume - A written summary of experience, skills, and acheivements that relate to the job being taught, Cover Letter - A breif letter in which applicants introduce themselves to an employer, Portfolio - A collection of samples that showcases interests, talents, contributions, and studies, Interview - An event where an applicant meets with the employer to discuss qualifications for the job, Punctuality - The first rule of business etiquette is to arrive at the interview on time. Plan to arrive 15 minutes early in case something slows you down, Appearance - Applicants with good pesonal hygiene who look neat and clean give the impression that their work will also be neat and clean, Good Personal Hygiene - Positive and uplifting people will most likely work with the sane attitude, Positive Attitude - If applicants smile and are enthusiastic, it suggests that theyn will do their work with the same qualities. The ability to stay calm under pressure is necessary for a successful career, Good Manners - These are the basis for business etiquette and may include saying "please" and "thank you" and being respectful at all times, Etiquette - A customary code of good manners in a workplace, Closed Questions - Can be answered with a simple "yes" or "no" or with a breif factual statement, Open-Ended Questions - Questions that encourage job applicants to talk about themselves to make them feel more comfortable, Scholarship - A grant or finacial aid awarded to a student for the purpose of attending an institution, Financial Aid - Included programs such as grants, educational loans, or a work study, Work-Study - Included the student working for the school, Free Application for Federal Student Aid - This application is used by the federal government to determine the total amount of financial aid for which an applicant qualifies,

Chapter 5: Beginning your Career

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