During this course have learned various important use of employment gathering information, techniques and development of career strategic planning which was followed by series of classmate’s discussions, exercise, test and a completed personal self-assessment. Having an understanding of career exploration stages and knowing how to evaluate, personal analysis of my ability and follow all stages of career decision-making following up with a resume and cover letter.
Comprehensive Self-Analysis
Finding a job can be a challenge; you must determine what careers are available, what is your interests are, and what skills you have or need to develop. They are many numerous web tools, resources are available to help you get a sense of their interest …show more content…
Reference: https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/us/self-assessment
Definition of career exploration: The process of finding a rewarding career path, as well as specific jobs within a particular career path. Think of career exploration and planning as building bridges from your current job/career to your next job/career. Reference: http://thelawdictionary.org/career-exploration/
You don't have to be a professional to possess important skills. In fact, each one has a widespread assortment of skills. Use the Skills Profiler measure your skills or to identify what skills you may need for your next job or career. Identifying the jobs closely that match the skills of my last job. The use of navigate career library and web tool resources by entering a previous job title at career job website to receive a list of jobs using similar skills. Information includes comparison of earnings, skills, knowledge, and the typical level of training, licensing, and …show more content…
But now it's has reached it end for new challenges. Well in my career exploration. I find myself at a cross point in my life which I search for the betterment of my career. My behavior toward work now takes me into a disengaging attitudes where it has become a job and not a career. I find myself that I have achieved everything could learned in this career; now in search for new innovative challenges and maintaining my skills and abilities to keep fluid for my career development. As for Donald Super's self-concept theory; I agree that his theory reasonably concise. I have also taken
Comprehensive Self-Analysis
Finding a job can be a challenge; you must determine what careers are available, what is your interests are, and what skills you have or need to develop. They are many numerous web tools, resources are available to help you get a sense of their interest …show more content…
Reference: https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/us/self-assessment
Definition of career exploration: The process of finding a rewarding career path, as well as specific jobs within a particular career path. Think of career exploration and planning as building bridges from your current job/career to your next job/career. Reference: http://thelawdictionary.org/career-exploration/
You don't have to be a professional to possess important skills. In fact, each one has a widespread assortment of skills. Use the Skills Profiler measure your skills or to identify what skills you may need for your next job or career. Identifying the jobs closely that match the skills of my last job. The use of navigate career library and web tool resources by entering a previous job title at career job website to receive a list of jobs using similar skills. Information includes comparison of earnings, skills, knowledge, and the typical level of training, licensing, and …show more content…
But now it's has reached it end for new challenges. Well in my career exploration. I find myself at a cross point in my life which I search for the betterment of my career. My behavior toward work now takes me into a disengaging attitudes where it has become a job and not a career. I find myself that I have achieved everything could learned in this career; now in search for new innovative challenges and maintaining my skills and abilities to keep fluid for my career development. As for Donald Super's self-concept theory; I agree that his theory reasonably concise. I have also taken