Career Program – 3. Create Career Planner
With so many careers and considerations, selecting your Dream Career has never been harder.
Where do you begin?
Create your Career Planner
The interactive planner will keep you on track, even when you hit a bump in the road.
It will also evoke better job offers and new opportunities.
Career Planner Example
2. CLICK BOX next to careers you like.
3. Click ADD TO CAREER PLANNER.
4. Continue investigating MORE INFO and MORE JOBS.
5. Check FIVE (5) or more Careers.
6. Click GO TO CAREER PLANNER. See example.
Jane Smith’s Career Planner
• REMOVE SELECTED careers that don’t sound exciting.
• Go BACK TO ASSESSMENT to add new careers.
• Continue back and forth cutting and adding new possible careers
Jane Smith’s Career Planner
Now your real work begins! Read about each career in your planner.
No career is perfect. Look also for what looks easy. This means it’s a fit!
Don’t Chose a Job You’ll Hate.
Take your time. Don’t skip a step.
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- Is JOB OUTLOOK positive- more than 7%?
- Believe WHAT YOU DO is enjoyable?
- Does WORK ENVIRONMENT feel comfortable?
- Are you OK with REQUIREMENTS?
- Is PAY enough?
- Still interested? WATCH VIDEO.
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The MORE JOBS link has careers that can pay more and be more in demand. Consider taking a job to gain the experience needed for your dream career. Visualizing opportunities ahead is energizing.
Career Facts are Your Defense Against a Job You’ll Hate.
Making a Bad Career Decision?
Not Really Energized?
Perhaps, you’re not looking where this job can take you? First jobs tend to be mindless.
Feeling Desperate?
Calm down. Be rational. Realities like “You need the money, or You want to make a decision” can put you in an even worst situation. Perhaps, your choice is better than you think? After you work there for a year, will you be able to gain a better job?
Motivations Aren’t Healthy?
Are you trying to impress friends or family? If so, you are going to pay a hefty price! Revisit your career more info fact sheet. Ask yourself, will you enjoy doing the job every day?
Are you talking Yourself Into it?
Thoughts like “At least the money is good” or “I don’t have to work there very long” will make work a struggle. However, if you’re getting good experience, get a better attitude. Seeing yourself in one or two years will bring back your smile.
No Decision is the Worst Decision.
Make A Decision- Pick Your Dream Career!
Just do it! Decide on one career! Studies show that those who make concrete career goals are 50% more successful. Other studies indicate that even a “wrong” decision is worse than no action. Many times, it gives the experience needed to move forward.