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Latest revision as of 10:32, 3 March 2011
Self Assessment
This is the most important step in career planning. You need to know and assess yourself. You need to collect information about yourself while deciding about a particular career option.You must analyze your interests, abilities, aptitudes, desired lifestyle, and personal traits and then study the relationship between the career opted for and self.
Goal Setting
Set your goals according to your academic qualification, work experience, priorities and expectations in life. Once the goals are identified, then only you would be able to determine the feasible ways and objectives how to realize it.
Academic/Career Options
One also required to narrow ones general occupational direction by an informatory decision making process. One would definitely need to think about the career options by keeping in mind the educational qualification and what more academic degrees would be needed to acquire for it.
Plan of Action
Recognize those industries and particular companies where you want to get into. You would need to decide where you would like to see yourself after few years and in which position.
Catch Hold of Opportunities
Whenever you get any opportunity to prove yourself and get into your desired career, try to convert it in every way for suiting your purpose. You have to be opportunistic in your moves if you have to be a successful professional.
