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| Job | A piece of work, esp. a specific task done a part of the routine of one's occupation or for an agreed price. |
| Occupation | A person's usual or principal work business, esp. as a means of earning a living; vocation. |
| Career | an occupation or professional, esp. one requiring secial training, followed as one's lifework. |
| Volunteer | A contribution of free labor, usually to a non-profit organiziation. |
| Income | a Condition or character as to who a person is. |
| Lifestyle | the way you use your time, energy, and other resources. |
| Satifaction | Fulfillment of contentment. |
| Contribution | To give assistance for the complection of a task. |
| Global economy | The way all the worlds economies are linked. |
| Technology | The practical use of scientific tools to get things done. |
| Society | A body of individuals living as members of a community. |
| Workplace trends | Changes that occur over a period of time in job settings. |
| Work | Effort directed to produce or accomplish something. |
| Salary | A fixed amount of money paid for a certain peroid of time. |
| Foundation Skills | Skills needed by everyone and develped early in life. |
| Workplace specific skills | Skills needed for emlyment success. |
| Transferable Skills | The general skills used in school and in various types of jobs. |
| Basic Skills | Reading, writing, and math skills. |
| Personal qualities | Responsibility, self-estem, scalability, self-management, honesty. |
| Thinking Skills | Creativity, decision making, problem solving, visualizing, knowing how to learn, and reasoning. |
| Resources | Time, money, materials and human resources. |
| Scan Skills | A set of skills necessary for success in the world or work. |
| Non-verbal skills | Communicating without the use of words. |
| Adatability skills | Adjusting to company changes. |
| Communication Skills | Verbal and non-verbal expression of ideas and information. |
| Listening Skills | Paying attention to what is being said. |
| Problem-solving skills | Resolving problem appropiately. |
| Decision-making skills | A series of steps used to identify and evaluate choices in order to arrive at a decision. |
| Organizing and planning skills | steps needed to successfully complete a task |
| Teamwork skills | working well with others toward a common goal |
| Technology skills | learning to use different types of computers and software |
| Body language | communicating using gestures, postures, and eye contact |
| Ethically | expected rules for behavior ( honesty and fair) |
| Cooperation | Working in a positive way with others |
| Initiative | Doing what needs to be done without having to be told |
