Whe choices are difficult, the outcomes need to be carefully considered.

Few companies and organizations take ethics very seriously.

Avoid telling people you know that you are looking for a job and asking them to contact you if they hear of any openings.

Treat suggestions from your supervisor or coworkers as opportunities to learn how to improve.

All good jobs are highly advertised.

When an employee fails to act with integrity, no one else in the workplace (including the employer) will be affected.

When you act with integrity, you do what you have determined is right.

Most people lose their job because they could not do the work, but because they failed to get along and fit in with others.

When you have a strong work ethic, you work as steadily and efficiently as you can, not wasting time or goofing off.

Marketing, teaching, and selling are examples of technical skills.