Ch. 33 Careers

3. A set of responsibilities that accompanies a position you hold in life.
4. A service that finds positions for graduates.
5. A brief summary of a person's qualifications, skills, and experience.
7. Beliefs, feelings, and ideas about what is important.
10. The process of examining your interests, abilities, values, and professional priorities.
11. Eligibility.
14. A collection of materials that tell a story about your efforts, progress, and achievements.
15. A process of building relationships with people who can help you.
16. A letter sent to an assortment of people who you know personally or who are referred to you to inform them that you are available for employment.
17. A type of stress created by being unable to successfully balance multiple roles.

1. The keeping private of sensitive personal information involving other people.
2. Global aspects of work that are important to a person's satisfaction.
6. Job advertised informally through word of mouth.
8. Your outlook on life; the way in which you think about or act toward others.
9. Strengthen.
12. A letter of introduction that is usually included when sending a resume.
13. On time.