CRC Review
Across
- 3. Skills you can use in many different jobs like communication or teamwork
- 5. More important than quantity when choosing extracurricular activities
- 7. The "S" in DISC assessment
- 10. A career field that often requires training/education (Ex: doctor, engineer)
- 12. Personal traits or qualities like being organized, respectful or on-time
- 14. Specific skills needed for a certain job - usually learned through training or experience
- 16. First peronality test we took
- 19. ______ and ________; the two things to bring to every CRC class
- 21. New and emerging careers that don’t follow the standard schedule, are creative and are generally related to new technologies (Ex: Influencer)
- 22. Little _________ Walker walking down the street (*clap clap*)
- 23. Skills that focus on your social ability and how you relate to others
- 24. Your full journey through different jobs/roles in your life (Ex: ______ in business)
Down
- 1. ________ proficiency; one of the most important keys to CRC success
- 2. A broad type of work (Ex: teaching, farming)
- 4. ____________ _____________ goals; an urgent call for action by all countries - developed and developing - in a global partnership
- 6. The "I" in DISC assessment
- 8. Well-established professional path that often follows the standard schedule/timeline and proceeds down a linear path (Ex: Doctor)
- 9. The GOAT
- 11. True or false? Some combinations are better suited for certain genders
- 13. The "D" in DISC assessment
- 14. A specific work task (Ex: cashier, cleaner)
- 15. _________ syndrome; the feeling that you are undeserving or unqualified for a role or position
- 17. The "C" assessment
- 18. Skills that refer to technical abilities that can be quantified or measured
- 20. True or false? Arts and Humanities are for people who don't qualify for sciences