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What is Sexual Harassment
Unwanted verbal or physical sexual behavior that interferes with work performance the definition of?
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What is a résumé
Relevant professional affiliations, employment history, Education and Contact Information are all important components of
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What is prior to the meeting
Study the agenda, Study the minutes, Prepare for your contributions, Prepare to play a major role, List questions are all steps to do when
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What is A Workplace Romance or Romantic relationship at work
A mutually desired relationship between two employees of the same organization who become sexually attracted to each other
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What is False
True/False: Sexual harassment can only happen between members of opposite sex
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What is preparing for an interview
Preparing a list of questions, rehearsing, and dressing appropriately are all important steps for
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What is: List specific outcomes that should be produced from the meeting; communicate and stick to starting and ending times for the meeting; send out detailed agenda; make physical arrangements.
Defining and communicating the meeting purpose is an example of a good way to lead a team meeting, what is another that was discussed in the chapter?
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What is a mentoring relationship
A developmentally oriented relationship between a more experienced and often older person, and a protègè, a less experienced and often younger person
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What is telling the person to stop/ filing a formal complaint
Name the most effective first step to stop workplace harassment
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What is avoid
Asking about salary and benefits during an interview is something you should.....
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What is: Listen attentively; stay focused; ask questions; take notes; play devil's advocate; monitor your contribution
Name 3 examples that the chapter gives of effective ways to participate in a meeting
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What is: Use positive nonverbal cues that make it easy for someone to approach you; share task-related information freely; seek and provide peer feedback; manage conflict through collaboration and respect; don't gossip about people in the organization; be a good team member
Two of the six guidelines for communicating in a co-worker relationship
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