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1. Around We Go: The Developmental Process of Making Career Decisions
The Process of Career Development
Donald Super's Theory of Career Development
Determining Where You Are in the Process
2. Who Are You?: Assessing Your Personality and the Way You Naturally Do Things
The Importance of Career Assessment
Assessment of Personality
3. What Do You Like and Do Well?: Assessing Your Professional interests & Skills
Assessments of Interests
Assessments of Abilities and Experiences
Other Types of Career Assessment
4. What Matters Most?: Recognizing the Importance of Your Values
The Role of Work-Related Values
Core Life Values
5. What's Your Story?: Exploring Your Life Themes
6. Making the Pieces Fit: Integrating Information About Yourself
Defining Mission and Purpose
Matching Self-Concepts with Work Environments
Identifying Careers That Match Your Career Type
Case Studies in Narrowing Career Options
7. Navigating the Maze: Methods of Career Exploration
A Review of the Career Exploration Process
Developing a System of Information Gathering
World of Work: Forecasts and Trends
Gathering Information About Careers
Job Shadowing
The Value of Part-Time and Volunteer Experiences
8. Meeting the Challenges Head-On: Identifying and Overcoming Barriers
Barriers in Career Exploration
Discrimination
Real and Perceived Barriers
Career Self-Efficacy
Identifying Helpful Resources
9. Taking the Leap: Making a Tentative CareerDecision
The Importance of Goal-Setting in Career Planning
Educational and Training Opportunities
Choosing a College Major
Taking Advantage of Happenstance...A Final Point to Consider
Conclusion
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Appendix A Occupations Considered Most Attractive by Persons with Certain Psychological Types
Appendix B Scoring Instructions for Chapter 2 & Chapter 3 Exercises
Appendix C Occupations Arranged by Work Environments
Appendix D Job Search Strategies
Appendix E Job Satisfaction Questionnaire
Bibliography
Index
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Michal Mccolm
reviewed Making career decisions that count on February 10, 2012
Making career decisions that count
I have to say, I didn't really have high hopes that I would get anything much out of this book, but It came highly recommended from a friend. It really did give some good advice and insight about tools, techniques and mindsets and beliefs you have to have to follow your passion and be successful making money at it.
I think the best advice I got from this book was the idea of having multiple streams of income. But mostly this book made me feel extremely passionate about finally taking that step to start doing my own thing and to start using my talents for me and not someone else!
If anyone has ever dreamed of leaving their hellish 9-5 job to make a living doing something they truly love to do, this book is for you!
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