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What is one way of asking for clarification?
I'm sorry, I don't quite understand. Could you explain what you mean?
What is one way to ask what the benefits included in a job package are?
What kind of benefits do you offer?
What are the kinds of benefits you get with a job?
Vacation time, relocation expenses, health insurance, professional development opportunities, housing
Should you ask what your salary will be in your interview?
No
At what stage can you negotiate your salary?
After the application process is the complete, the employer often makes an offer. At this stage you can negotiate.
Is it necessary to put a photo on your CV?
Definitely not
Should we send a cover letter every time we apply for a job?
The prospective employer will often give instructions on what you need to do to apply for a job.
Is public speaking a skill I need in the workplace?
Yes
What topics are appropriate to talk about in the workplace?
Topics that provide for a relaxed, happy working environment, e.g. Family, food, sports, weather, TV
What do I say to someone when they are being overly critical?
Always be polite and respectful. Thank the person for their feedback, but also ask others for feedback also to get a mix of perspectives.
How many times should we send a follow up email after we have sent a job application?
Be mindful that too many follow up emails with give a bad impression. Twice should be the maximum number of times you can follow up.
How do I give the impression that I am serious about a job?
Do you research about it - show how much passion you have for what the job entails by using examples from what you have read or done in the past
What actions/behaviours should be avoided in the workplace?
Bullying, gossiping, lying, seeking conflict, violence
What values and attitudes lead to a highly productive workplace?
self-discipline, respect, poise, emotional control, punctuality, responsibility, professionalism, teamwork
Is leadership a skill I need in the workplace?
Yes
How can you answer the question: "What is your expected salary?"
Do you research first on how much employers normally pay for the position you are applying for. Provide the recruiter with a range rather than a specific number
