Description should include identification of Virginia's Workplace Readiness Skills and applying each to GIT operations, such as
- reading skills
- mathematics skills
- writing skills
- speaking and listening skills
- computer literacy
- reasoning, problem-solving, and decision-making skills
- ability to see and articulate the big picture of the project or business
- work ethic
- positive attitude
- ability to work independently and to take appropriate initiative
- self-presentation skills
- satisfactory attendance
- participation as a team member to accomplish goals.
Process/Skill Questions:
- Why are listening skills essential in the GIT workplace?
- Why is time management an essential part of the GIT industry? What are some industry situations that require time-management skills?
- What can be the results if an employee in a business consistently exhibits a negative attitude? A positive attitude?
- What situations require teamwork in GIT operations?
- How can it be just as important to be a good follower as it is to be a good leader?
- Why is it important for an individual to consider both career and personal goals when entering the job market?
- How can knowledge of current trends in the job market help in making career choices?
- What are some positive and negative effects of social-media use on one's personal brand or reputation in the workplace?