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Employability Skills By: Robin Harrison

1. Name three important employability skills. 2 1. Name three important employability skills. 2. Why is it important to dress appropriately for your job? 3. How can you show a good attitude? 4. When is it hard to accept feedback? 5. What could happen if you don’t follow safety rules on a job?

Be On Time Dress Appropriately

Be Prepared Use Materials Appropriately

Show Initiative Follow Directions

Good Attitude Cooperation

Obey Safety Rules

Accept Feedback