Project Success 2 - page 17

JOB-SEEKING SKILLS
@RafikAramayan
Today
My friend Diana told
me about a job opening
at Sundale University.
I’m looking for a job
because my previous
company moved.
Assess my job needs
GET READY
Before Rafik starts looking for a job, he has to assess his needs.
For example, he may need to work full-time. What other things may he need?
ASSESS JOB NEEDS
Rafik made a chart to help him assess what type of job would meet his needs. Look at
the chart. Read the statements. Circle
True
or
False
. Correct the false statements.
My Next Job
What I Want
Absolutely Necessary
Preferred
Not So Important
Full-time
Programming job
Close to home
Day shift
Health benefits
Paid vacations
Higher or same salary
Bonuses
1.
Rafik really wants to be able to work close to his home.
True
False
2.
He thinks that it is very important that his next job is a full-time job.
True
False
3.
He may work as a computer salesperson at a computer store if he
can’t get a job as a programmer.
True
False
4.
He cannot accept a job on the night shift.
True
False
5.
He will only accept a job that has health benefits and paid vacations.
True
False
6.
He’d like to make more money than he did at his last job, but he will
take a job that pays less money.
True
False
A
On a separate piece of paper, make a chart to help you assess your own job
requirements and preferences. Use Rafik’s chart as a model. Add any other factors
that you want to include in the first column. Place one checkmark [
] for each row.
B
PAIRS
Look at each other’s charts. Explain why you filled out your chart the way
you did. Listen to your partner’s explanation.
PUT YOUR IDEAS TO WORK
UNIT 1
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