Career Planning Final ExamQUESTION 1 -One of the benefits of career planning as a young adult is: you can train your brain. you will use the information years from now. you are relying only on yourself for the information. now is a time in your life where you have the least spare time. 2 points QUESTION 2 -The first step in the career exploration process is to: do career research. develop a personal profile research post-secondary options. complete a job application. 2 points QUESTION 3 -The average American has how many careers over the span of their lifetime? 1 to 2 3 to 5 5 to 7 10 to 12 2 points QUESTION 4 -You will get the most useful insights from the introspection activities if you approach them with: education a goal in mind an open mind insights from others 2 points QUESTION 5 -Carl Jung studied: work ethics study skills personality career planning 2 points QUESTION 6 -You want to make sure your career earns a salary that will support your desired: car lifestyle values interests 2 points QUESTION 7 -Which of the following would be an example of an intrinsic value? competition with others dress code work hours opportunities to advance 2 points QUESTION 8 -Susan has just applied for a job that she heard of through her Career Planning teacher. Her Career Planning teacher happened to know someone at a store that Susan wanted to work at. This is an example of: interviewing skills building your resume a follow-up letter networking 2 points QUESTION 9 -Trent is having trouble answering some of the questions the interviewer is asking him. Trent could have prevented this by: bringing a portfolio preparing questions to ask the interviewer practicing interviewing with a friend mapping out his way to the interview ahead of time 2 points QUESTION 10 -It is best to: refrain from wearing too much perfume or cologne to an interview. wear only piercings that are hard to take out. bring copies of your resume and reference list to the interview. both a and c. 2 points QUESTION 11 -It is important to upgrade your skills as the career world is in a constant state of change. True False 1 points QUESTION 12 -An important component of career planning is completing career research. True False 1 points QUESTION 13 -When taking personal inventories, it is best to find fun inventories that identify you as cartoon characters, animals or superheroes. That way you'll stay interested in the results. True False 1 points QUESTION 14 -You should look for patterns when completing personal inventories. True False 1 points QUESTION 15 -The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator was developed using Carl Jung's theories. True False 1 points QUESTION 16 -In examining your team member profile, you would have learned which of Belbin's team roles you would play. True False 1 points QUESTION 17 -The job objective on your resume should be vague so as to leave all of your options open. True False 1 points QUESTION 18 -You should wear a light colored business suit to your interview. True False 1 points QUESTION 19 -Work ethics are a naturally inherited quality. True False 1 points QUESTION 20 -Different cultures have different ways of greeting each other in the business world. True False QUESTION 21 Match the following letters with their definitions or descriptions: ___ your skills ___ your interests ___ values ___ personality ___Holland code ___ lifestyle values ___intrinsic values ___ informational interview ___ extrinsic values ___etiquette A. the things you enjoy doing B. a career exploration technique in which you interview someone in a field that interests you to obtain more information about the career C. the things that are important to you away from work, such as the place where you live, your personal relationships, and the ways you spend your free time D. things that are part of the basic nature of your work. These are strongly tied to your interests and skills. E. made up of the first three letters of the three Holland types that are most like you F. the ways you usually tend to think and act G. things that are part of your job, but do not make up the basic nature of the work. These are more strongly tied to your personality and interests. H. the characteristics, rewards, and accomplishments of a job that are important to you I. the things you are able to do J. manners