Exam 2: Becoming a Professional

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There is a difference between thinking critically and being critical.

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Since social networking sites have privacy settings, it is safe to assume that the images you post will not be seen by future employers.

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A professional appearance means:

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An example of poor table etiquette is:

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How you express yourself influences the confidence others have in you.

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A critical thinker:

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Which of the following is a professional organization for administrative professionals?

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If your organization does not offer formal feedback, you should regularly ask your supervisors and coworkers how you can improve your performance.

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People often judge others by how they look.

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Introducing Yourself 1. Shake hands. 2) Smile and establish eye contact. 3) Repeat the person's name. 4) Greet the person and state your name and position. Which answer represents the correct order for the steps to follow when you introduce yourself?

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Match each term with the correct statement below.
Examples of these are the CPS, the CAP, and the ALS.
professional
Belief in yourself and your abilities
work ethic
Honest and constructive information from an employer about how well you are doing your job and how you might improve your performance
critical thinking
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Examples of these are the CPS, the CAP, and the ALS.
professional
Belief in yourself and your abilities
work ethic
Honest and constructive information from an employer about how well you are doing your job and how you might improve your performance
critical thinking
Accepted professional behavior in the workplace and at business functions
self-talk
An inner drive to work hard and well
business etiquette
The running commentary that people keep up all the time inside their heads
etiquette
A person who is responsible for recruiting, screening, hiring, orienting, and training employees
credentials
Breaking problems or questions down into small parts and examining them to find solutions or reach conclusions
feedback
An employee who looks, speaks, writes, and behaves in a manner that reflects well on the employer and on the employee
human resources associate
Rules and customs that guide polite behavior in a particular setting
self-confidence
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