BSAD 333 || Week 6 Quiz

If you have offers but are waiting to hear from your top employer you should: Ask your top employer for an update Tell your other offer that they are your second choice and ask for more time Just keep waiting it out Decline your other offers

Ask your top employer for an update

True or False: It is wrong to ask for more time to make a decision.

False

True or False: Salary is the only thing you should focus on in negotiating.

False

True or False: When you accept a job offer, you only need verbal confirmation.

False

True or False: You should take the job with the highest salary no matter what.

False

It is common to have contingencies in an job offer like: (Select all that apply) Graduating Passing a drug screening Disclosure of other offers

Graduating Passing a drug screening

Which of the following is NOT a Student Ethical Guideline? Adhere to schedules Having to dress professionally Don't keep employers hanging Claim fair reimbursement

Having to dress professionally

What organization established the ethical guidelines for students and employers in a job search processterm-10? National Job Search Association (NJSA) National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) National Career Development Organization (NCDA) National Ethics Council (NEC)

National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE)

True or False: Both students and employers should follow ethical guidelines.

True

You should always evaluate a job offer based on: What your professor says is most important What you value most How much you like the recruiter The speed in which the employer offers you the position

What you value most

As a rule of thumb, you should ask for no more than ____, provided your research supports this figure. 15% more of an offer 5% more of an offer 20% more of an offer 10% more of an offer

10% more of an offer

Which of the following is unethical? Withdrawing applications after you've accepted a job Asking for more time to make a decision Accepting a job because you're waiting on another job

Accepting a job because you're waiting on another job

When you have multiple offers your first step should be: Accept the highest paying job Don't do anything until you have all of your offers Eliminate offers you aren't considering

Eliminate offers you aren't considering

The first step in negotiation is: Discussing with the employer Stating Your Bottom Line Signing Your Offer Research

Research

If you use an E-Form to accept a job offer you should: Save and print a PDF No answer text provided. Just submit the electronic record

Save and print a PDF