What is the very first thing a new employee should do when starting a new job?
Explanation
This question assesses the student's understanding of the initial, crucial step for successfully integrating into a new workplace, as advised in Chapter 17.
Other questions
What is the estimated additional lifetime earning potential over a 45-year career for an individual with a bachelor's degree compared to someone with only a high school diploma?
What percentage of workplace success is estimated to be dependent on an individual's understanding of other people?
In the K-I-N-D technique for handling conflict, what does the 'K' stand for and what is the first action to take?
What is the first step in the six-step planning process for achieving a goal?
How does planning differ from dreaming?
To maintain mental alertness while studying, which type of food is recommended?
What does Rule 9 of test-taking advise regarding changing answers, and what is the supporting research?
In career planning, what is the primary purpose of the self-assessment question, 'Who am I?'
What is the key distinction between job-specific skills and transferable career competencies?
What is the primary reason for using keyword nouns and noun phrases in an electronic résumé?
When evaluating a job offer using the 'FACTS' acronym, what does the 'C' represent?
What is the recommended time to arrive for a job interview?
Within the context of test-taking strategies, what is a 'panic pusher'?
What is described as the first step in creating an effective team?
When trying to persuade someone, what is the recommended way to answer an objection to your plan?
In the context of being politically savvy in a new job, what is the suggested approach regarding a supervisor's preferences?
In the K-I-N-D technique for conflict resolution, what does the 'I' represent?
What is the fifth step in the six-step planning process?
What simple technique is suggested for becoming an outstanding thinker and speaker?
Which of the following actions is listed as a tip for gaining empowerment in your life and work?
How is a 'plan' defined?
Which memory device for studying involves creating or recalling mental pictures related to the material?
What percentage of job applicants are typically invited back for a second interview after an initial screening interview?
Which of the following actions is listed as a 'disqualifier' to be avoided during a job interview?
What is identified as the leading cause of career unhappiness?
What is the minimum additional annual income a bachelor's degree is said to be worth compared to a high school diploma?
What is the primary function of a weekly project planner?
In the K-I-N-D conflict resolution technique, what does the 'D' represent?
According to the principles of persuasion, what is the foundation upon which persuasion rests?
What is the recommended behavior for a new employee regarding established company procedures?
What is the definition of positive thinking as described in the chapter?
After the self-assessment question 'Who am I?', what is the second key question in career planning?
Which U.S. Department of Labor publication is recommended for researching job opportunities and outlooks?
Approximately how many job profiles are described in the Occupational Outlook Handbook?
What is the primary function of an Applicant Tracking System (ATS) from an employer's perspective?
A typical three-part job interview begins with an icebreaking phase. What is the main activity of the second phase?
When evaluating a job offer, the 'F' in the FACTS acronym represents what factor?
What is the recommended frequency for taking short breaks while studying to capitalize on natural body rhythms?
Research cited on test-taking indicates that your first choice for an answer is correct what proportion of the time?
The ability to plan, manage multiple tasks, and communicate effectively are all examples of what type of skill?
What is one of the recommended tips for being politically savvy in the workplace?
In the K-I-N-D conflict resolution technique, the 'N' requires you to do what?
What is the sixth and final step in the planning process described in the chapter?
Which of the following actions is NOT listed as a 'disqualifier' that should be avoided during a job interview?
What is one of the key strategies mentioned for managing your time more effectively?
What is the primary purpose of creating mnemonic sentences, rhymes, or jingles as a study tool?
What is described as Rule 5 for becoming a master at taking tests?
How does the text suggest an individual can build alliances and harmony within a team or group?
What is the first step an individual should take to influence and persuade others?