chapter2 Flashcards
calculate
the ability to work with numbers
distractions
turn your attention away from something to which you should be paying
active listening
the skill of paying attention and interacting with a speaker
work ethic
a personal commitment to doing your very best as part of the team
flexibility
the ability to adapt willingly to changing circumstances
leadership
the ability to motivate others to cooperate in accomplishing a common task
prioritize
to put things in the order of importance
networking
making use of all your personal connections to achieve your career goals
trade publications
professional magazines and newsletters by and for the foodservice industry
job lead
possible employment opportunities you keep on file
resume
a written document that gives a potential employer information about
job interview
your in person opportunity to hire you
keywords
significant words that make it easier for employers to search for relevant information about your skills
workers compensation
compensation(money) to cover medical expenses and lost wages when injured on the job
repetitive stress injuries
potentially disabling ailments that develop among workers who must perform the same motions repeatedly
