Career Opportunities and Goals

Career opportunities requires you to research prospect in you major that correspond with your goals and priorities.

When you find a career that seems interesting, you do not need to do investigation.

The less you know about a given occupation, the more effectively you will be able to describe how your skills line up with the position.

As you explore your interest, skills, and abilities, your goals may change.

During _________ stage, you will need to explore both yourself and potential careers.

The ___________ stage of the job-seeking process comprise two components: openings and potential employers.

Once you have researched a place you would like to consider for employment, it’s time to turn your attention to resumes and cover letters.

When preparing your resume, you may follow below rules, except __________.

Before an Interview, do not practice answering commonly asked interview questions.

Leave the questions about finances for the time after you have talked about other concerns.