Career Planning

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Discard the Myth of Career Planning

October 17, 2009 by  
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Career planning is a delusion created by wishful thinking. The idea that an individual can precisely steer his way from job to job in a rapidly changing society is unrealistic. Instead, a man should have long-term goals and let his career develop according to market opportunities. If you keep your eyes ... Continue Reading

Choosing the Right Career for the Ideal Job

August 17, 2009 by  
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Many people go into careers and jobs without thinking if this is suited for me or 5 to 10 years later they realize this is not what I expected. Many iniduals spend months or even years not happy with their careers. Some may take any available job while others may follow ... Continue Reading

Emotional Intelligence Give Basis to Career Plans for Those with Autism

June 6, 2009 by  
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Those individuals with autism lack elements of what behavioral scientists call emotional intelligence. Some years ago studies revealed that degree of emotional intelligence has a good deal to do with success. Emotional intelligenceinvolves the ability to delay gratification and have, what some people call, patience. But lack of patience and ... Continue Reading

A Parent’s Role in Career Planning for Their Children

May 27, 2009 by  
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Most children and even teens have the weirdest ideas about the careers they would like to pursue. Their preferences are usually colored by media hype and latest fads rather a realistic evaluation of the career and how it may suit them.  That is why you find that many adults change their ... Continue Reading

Manage Your Career by Understanding Your Life’s Purpose

May 25, 2009 by  
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Initially when you begin to look in the direction of success and career planning you must first establish your purpose. I believe we all come into this life with a specific purpose a definitive thing that we are supposed to accomplish. Some of us come into this life  and at a ... Continue Reading

Take a Free Career Quiz at CareerBuilder.Com

May 24, 2009 by  
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Uncover New Options for Your Job Search If you are searching for a new job or need to have alternate income streams in these uncertain economic times, a career assessment quiz, based on your personality and style can be a good first step. A career quiz might uncover  a few options you ... Continue Reading

How to Plan for Retirement: Your Next Career Move

May 22, 2009 by  
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Are you thinking about retiring? Did you know that statistics show that “most people need 80% of their working salary to afford their retired lifestyles.” Many retirees have either re-entered the job market (on a part-time or consulting basis) or are thinking about their next career move. Retirees who move on to ... Continue Reading

Inspire Me! Life and Career Planning 101

May 20, 2009 by  
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Several times I have had the pleasure of being asked to be a guest speaker for a first year Psychology class a friend of mine teaches, “Life and Career Planning.” I met my friend and mentor, now a vibrant 80-year-old, nearly four years ago when she came into a  workshop ... Continue Reading

Swot Analysis for Your Career

March 8, 2009 by  
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When speaking of a SWOT analysis is a way to do some serious self-reflecting and find out what your interior or exterior are the strengths and weaknesses. Think of it as a professional on the list with you! SWOT means strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. While reluctant to use the word ... Continue Reading
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