Exam 16: Career and Life Changes
Exam 1: Your Attitude and Personality134 Questions
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Exam 13: Job Search Skills79 Questions
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Exam 16: Career and Life Changes103 Questions
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Always tell your boss when you are searching for a new job.
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If you are changing jobs as a result of a bad work environment:
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The following are common reasons to change jobs EXCEPT a(n):
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A demotion occurs if your performance is not acceptable but you do not leave the company.
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Changes in employment status include promotions, voluntary terminations, involuntary terminations, lateral transfers, and:
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________ learning includes going back to college to increase knowledge or to improve your skills in your area of career interest.
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It is acceptable to approach your supervisor and human resources department and inform them of your job search when:
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Often times we want a promotion, but there is not an available position.
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Implementing which of the following will gain necessary qualifications when an advanced position becomes available?
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If you have been laid off, ask your employer for a letter of recommendation.
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When you are promoted, it is not necessary to thank your former boss, especially if he or she was not a good manager.
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While it is tempting to provide negative information during an exit interview, remain positive and professional.
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