| A | B |
|---|
| job | Work that a person does mainly to earn money. |
| career | A commitment to work in a field. |
| standard of living | A measure of quality of life based on what a person can buy. |
| trends | Developments that mark changes in a particular area. |
| potential earning power | The amount of money a person may earn over time. |
| aptitudes | The natural abilities that people possess. |
| interest inventories | Tests that help people to identify the activities they enjoy. |
| demographic trends | Ways in which groups of people change over time. |
| service industries | Industries that provide services for a fee. |
| internship | Training by working with people with experience. |
| cooperative education | Students enhance classroom learning with work. |
| networking | Making and using contacts to get job information. |
| informational interview | Meeting someone who can provide practical information. |
| resume | One- or two-page summary of qualifications. |
| cover letter | Personal letter presented with a resume. |
| cafeteria-style employee benefits | Allow workers to choose best benefits for their needs. |
| pension plan | Retirement plan funded in part by an employer. |
| mentor | Experienced employee who serves as a teacher. |
