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* * * * * * * * Choosing a Career Rule#1: Choose a career that is something you really like to do. Rule#2: Do your research and choose carefully and thoughtfully. Rule#3: Make it meaningful to you. One of the hardest—and most exciting—choices you’ll ever make is your career. Although chance may play a part, come prepared! You owe it to yourself to look for work that is meaningful and rewarding! Choose Career Options That Match Your Values Knowing what you value most will help you refine your career search and choice: Helping others Prestige High income Flexible work hours Establish and align values, career choice, and career goals for motivation. Surviving in a Fast Economy You will always have some control over your career. You must accept risks and plan for the future to advance your career. A college degree does not guarantee employment. A commitment to lifelong learning will help keep you employable.  Factors to Consider Do: explore a number of careers and majors get involved Get advice from people in your target occupation follow your passion Dare to try something new Don’t: focus on a major just to get a career out of it select a major just because it is “cool” or seems to promise prestige let someone else push you into a job Assume that you have it all figured out Factors Affecting Career Choices Interests Skills Aptitudes People skills Experience Family traditions Personality Life goals and work values Exploring Your Interests Holland’s Hexagonal Model of Career Fields Investigative Artistic Social Realistic Conventional Enterprising Where to Go for Help Career center Faculty Upper-class students Student organizations Placement services Become Knowledgeable About Careers Explore the Occupational Outlook Handbook at /oco/ Research several careers, not just one Browse the Careers section of a local bookstore See a career counselor Scope out Internet resources Network--many people love to talk about their jobs! Explore the