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FBLA Career Exploration 1
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FBLA Career Exploration 1
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1. the work done over a period of years in one area of interest

2. a persons outlook on life, usually positive or negative

3. the choice between two or more possibilities

4. a document stating that a person has passed a five-part test in the areas of writing, social studies, science, reading, and math

5. utilizing external resources

6. methods of paying for education/training, such as grants, scholarships, etc.

7. the personality or activity by which a person is known

8. the ideal length of a resume

9. the natural ability or potential for learning new skills

10. a ____letter is a one- page letter that explains who you are and why you're sending a resume

11. a special skill, knowledge, or ability that enables a person to perform a particular job

12. fixed amount of money earned, regardless of hours worked

13. reading, writing, mathematics, listening, and speaking are important workplace skills. What type of skills are they considered

14. to give up something to resolve a conflict

15. business owned by one person

16. the ability to perform a certain activity well

17. a ____ is a summary of a company's business fro the year

18. what type of number do you have to have before you start and/or apply for a job

19. which of the following is NOT considered a communication skill

20. unit of measurement that schools use to determine whether students are progressing toward graduation

21. doing a job without pay to gain experience

22. the combination of attitude, values, interests, and behaviors that identify a person

23. economic rules that influence consumer buying decisions

24. a person who organizes, manages, and assumes the risk of a business

25. a certificate of completion awarded to a person after completing a program of study in a particular area, usually lasting two years