Question

1. Employer expectations can be defined as what employers expect from their employees (e.g. effort, work, service) in return for being paid.
A) True
B) False


2. It is important to know your employer's expectations because:
A) It helps you keep your job.
B) It can lead to an increase in what you are paid.
C) It helps you get recognized and possibly promoted.
D) It helps you do your job.


3. If you don't meet your employer's expectations, you will probably get paid more and get a promotion.
A) True
B) False

Answer 1

1. A) True

2. A) It helps you keep your job.
C) It helps you get recognized and possibly promoted.
D) It helps you do your job.
(While B can be a possibility, it is not directly related to understanding expectations.)

3. B) False