This person definitely demonstrated integrity, even in prison.

These are negative circumstances or choices that make our journey through life difficult.

More skills/ education in the job market usually results in a higher one of these.

It is never too late to admit our mistakes, ask for this and accept responsibility for our actions.

This is the most important communication link in finding a job.

This person’s story taught us that God blesses perseverance, that we need to surround ourselves with wise people, and that our reputation is formed by our actions.

God may use these to set us on a path to greater accomplishments than we might have imagined.

We use our words to communicate but we also must be aware of this communication tool when talking to others, especially during an interview.

God has one of these for each of us.

This is not a place to ask about pay or employee benefits.

From this person’s story, we learned that poor choices can result in roadblocks of our own making, but through repentance, there is forgiveness and restoration.

These are a part of life, and we can expect them.

To reach your employment goal, you need to develop one of these, which includes your skills and experience.

Feeling hopeless, discouraged or resentful can be a sign of this.

This is a tool you can use to respond effectively to questions like “tell me about yourself “ or Why do you think you should be hired for this job”.

This person showed us the signs of being lost and the consequences of disobedience and forgiveness.

All our actions/choices have these.

This is basically an advertisement for you as a candidate for a specific job.

If we stay focused on God and do this, He will make our path straight.

This is a way to gather information about a potential job/career firsthand.

This story reminds us that we are responsible for using all that God has given us in a way that honors and pleases Him.

We can develop this by following God’s standards for our lives.

This is a process of sharing your employment objectives, skills, experiences and interests with others so that they can assist you in your job search.

Through faith in this person, we can have inner peace and joy, even while living and working in this troubled world.

This is probably the most valuable teaching tool anyone has.