Evaluate Personal Skills for Employment Goal
Across
- 4. Pay that you receive, regardless of the number of hours worked
- 5. Extra financial rewards/perks for working at a company (i.e.insurance, vacation).
- 8. Pay based on the number of hours you work
- 10. Skills that are more difficult/hard for you; areas you need to get better at/ improve.
- 11. Activities you enjoy during your personal time (i.e. hiking, reading…etc.).
- 12. Things you are interested in that are not work related
- 13. Skills that come easily/naturally to you.
- 14. Jobs that require some skills of the position already before hire, and usually require more formal or vocational education.
- 16. Skills gained during work/internship experiences.
Down
- 1. The skills that are needed for a specific job are also known as a skill set.
- 2. Hours/days/time when one is supposed to work.
- 3. Education, experience, skills and personal qualities needed of a worker in each position.
- 6. Jobs that require no previous training, are typically easier to learn, possibly on the job, and require less formal education.
- 7. Characteristics that describe you as an individual.
- 9. Skills not required, but skills a company wishes the worker to have for a given position.
- 15. Responsibilities/duties given to a worker in their position to complete.