Work and career trends trivia

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• In Korean hiring, what do we call the test candidates sit so the company can look at their disposition and their basic reasoning?Work and career trends
• What do we call the hiring criterion of judging whether a candidate suits how the organisation works and what it values?Work and career trends
• What do we call the reward paid on top of a fixed salary, according to the results someone has delivered?Work and career trends
• What do we call it when a company, rather than dismissing someone outright, shrinks their duties and opportunities until they leave of their own accord?Work and career trends
• What do we call the phenomenon in the United States in 2021, when the number of people quitting their jobs of their own accord shot up?Work and career trends
• Under Korean labour law, what is the paid time off given to a worker who has turned up for at least a set proportion of the year?Work and career trends
• What do we call leaving the company you work for and moving to another one?Work and career trends
• Which work-centred social service do you use to post your career history and get connected to recruiters?Work and career trends
• In Korea, what is the hourly floor on pay that the state sets and announces each year for employers to pay their workers?Work and career trends
• What do we call work you plan and build yourself on a subject that interests you, separate from your day job?Work and career trends
• At Korean companies, rolling hiring means taking on a whole cohort of graduates in one go at a fixed time each year.Work and career trends
• Blind hiring means assessing candidates with details such as which school they went to or where they come from kept hidden.Work and career trends
• In Korea, a toejunsaeng means someone who keeps going in to work while getting ready to quit.Work and career trends
• Mentoring means a scheme in which a new joiner teaches their senior colleague.Work and career trends
• Onboarding means the procedure for handing over your work when you leave a company.Work and career trends
• The Miracle Morning names the habit of staying up late into the night to work.Work and career trends
• Hybrid work means a way of working that mixes going in to the office with working remotely.Work and career trends
• A portfolio means the bonus a company hands its staff each year.Work and career trends
• Parental leave is a scheme that lets you take a set period away from work to raise a child.Work and career trends
• A headhunter means someone who handles the buying of goods for a company on its behalf.Work and career trends
• What do we call someone who takes on work without being bound to any one company?Work and career trends
• What do we call someone spending a set period at a company, learning the work and gathering experience?Work and career trends
• What do we call someone who makes and posts videos of their own?Work and career trends
• Which attitude does quiet quitting name?Work and career trends
• Where does the slash in slash worker come from?Work and career trends
• Which working pattern does a four-day week mean?Work and career trends
• What do we call the working pattern of staying at a holiday spot and mixing work with rest?Work and career trends
• What is the usual name for work done on the side, apart from a main job?Work and career trends
• Technology such as video calling had nothing to do with the rise in working from home.Work and career trends
• What do we call one person who does several jobs at once?Work and career trends
• What do we call working at home instead of going in to the office?Work and career trends
• Working from home means doing your job at home instead of going in to the office.Work and career trends
• Creators, who make and post videos, are often named by children today as what they want to be.Work and career trends
• A freelancer means someone tied to one company who works only from a fixed desk there.Work and career trends
• In the term slash worker, the slash means a cut in working hours.Work and career trends
• Quiet quitting means staying in the job but doing exactly what is asked and no more.Work and career trends
• A four-day week means a working pattern of only four days out of seven.Work and career trends
• Quiet quitting means leaving a company without telling anyone.Work and career trends
• An intern means someone spending a set period at a company, learning the work and gathering experience.Work and career trends
• A slash worker means one person who does several jobs at once.Work and career trends