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What is the primary goal of career planning?
What is the primary goal of career planning?
To set specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) objectives, also known as career goals.
What is the purpose of career assessment in career development?
What is the purpose of career assessment in career development?
To identify personal values, interests, skills, and personality traits to inform career choices.
What is the difference between hard skills and soft skills?
What is the difference between hard skills and soft skills?
Hard skills are technical skills and knowledge required for a job, whereas soft skills are non-technical skills such as communication, teamwork, and time management.
What is a common challenge that individuals may face during the establishment stage of their career?
What is a common challenge that individuals may face during the establishment stage of their career?
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What is the importance of networking in career development?
What is the importance of networking in career development?
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What is the ultimate goal of career development?
What is the ultimate goal of career development?
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Study Notes
Career Development
- Career: a long-term sequence of work-related experiences and positions that provide personal and financial growth
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Career stages: typically include:
- Exploration (self-discovery and career exploration)
- Establishment (entry-level positions and skill development)
- Advancement (mid-level positions and career progression)
- Maintenance (senior-level positions and career stabilization)
- Decline (late-career stage and transition to retirement)
Career Planning
- Career goals: specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) objectives
- Career assessment: identifying personal values, interests, skills, and personality traits to inform career choices
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Career development strategies:
- Networking: building professional relationships
- Education and training: acquiring new skills and knowledge
- Mentorship: guidance from experienced professionals
- Job shadowing: observing and learning from others
Career Success Factors
- Hard skills: technical skills and knowledge required for a job
- Soft skills: non-technical skills, such as communication, teamwork, and time management
- Personal qualities: traits like adaptability, resilience, and motivation
- Opportunities: access to resources, networking, and career advancement opportunities
Career Challenges
- Career plateau: a stage where career growth stagnates
- Career transition: changing careers or industries, often requiring new skills and training
- Work-life balance: managing personal and professional responsibilities
- Career uncertainty: navigating uncertain or ambiguous career paths
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Description
Understand the different stages of career development, set SMART career goals, and learn about various career development strategies. Explore the factors that contribute to career success and overcome common career challenges.
