Turning Points: Your Career Decision-Making Guide
Diane Elizabeth Ducat
Abstract
Diane Elizabeth Ducat
Abstract
I. SEARCH FOR INFORMATION. 1. Exploring Your Career Options Step by Step. 2. Identifying Your Values and Personality Type. 3. Identifying Your Interests and Skills. 4. Gathering Information about Careers. 5. Gathering Information about Four-Year Colleges and Graduate Schools. II. SET YOUR OWN DIRECTION. 6. Making Choices. 7. Selecting a Major. 8. Finding a Place to Advance Your Career. 9. Finding a Job. 10. Making a Job Choice. III. MAKE YOUR EXPERIENCE COUNT. 11. How to Take Charge of Your Career. 12. How to Learn from Internships, College Jobs, and Extracurricular Activities. 13. How to Develop Your Career Network. 14. Reflections. MAJOR ACTIVITIES. Taking Stock of Your Situation. Accessing College Career Services on the Internet. The Career Browser. Your Work Values and Success. Who Am I? How Do Others See Me? Your Portable Skills Profile. Life Accomplishments. Career Comparison. College Comparison. College Information Interview. Assessing Your Need for Further Education. Making a Balanced Decision. Planning Your Next Step. College Major Profile. Industry Profile. Starting Your Own Business. Your Resume. Organization Profile. Interview Preparation. Career Advice On-Line. Lessons of Experience. Understanding Your Boss's Style. A Career Development Plan Worksheet. Career Information Interview. Summary Essay.
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I. SEARCH FOR INFORMATION. 1. Exploring Your Career Options Step by Step. 2. Identifying Your Values and Personality Type. 3. Identifying Your Interests and Skills. 4. Gathering Information about Careers. 5. Gathering Information about Four-Year Colleges and Graduate Schools. II. SET YOUR OWN DIRECTION. 6. Making Choices. 7. Selecting a Major. 8. Finding a Place to Advance Your Career. 9. Finding a Job. 10. Making a Job Choice. III. MAKE YOUR EXPERIENCE COUNT. 11. How to Take Charge of Your Career. 12. How to Learn from Internships, College Jobs, and Extracurricular Activities. 13. How to Develop Your Career Network. 14. Reflections. MAJOR ACTIVITIES. Taking Stock of Your Situation. Accessing College Career Services on the Internet. The Career Browser. Your Work Values and Success. Who Am I? How Do Others See Me? Your Portable Skills Profile. Life Accomplishments. Career Comparison. College Comparison. College Information Interview. Assessing Your Need for Further Education. Making a Balanced Decision. Planning Your Next Step. College Major Profile. Industry Profile. Starting Your Own Business. Your Resume. Organization Profile. Interview Preparation. Career Advice On-Line. Lessons of Experience. Understanding Your Boss's Style. A Career Development Plan Worksheet. Career Information Interview. Summary Essay.
Key concepts: Career portfolio, Worksheet, Cognitive Information Processing, Internship, Career planning, Career development, Psychology, Boss