Even something as unproductive as computer games can translate into a rewarding career in, for example, software development. This section refers to your level of commitment to work. If so you may want to explore career options that allow some freedom to spend time at home. There's a trend in the workplace right now where family considerations are taken into account in the intitial hiring of employees, but you should recognize that this trend does not apply across the board. If finance, for example, is your chosen career path, plan to spend as much as 80 hours per week at the office, especially if when first starting.
Accomplishments Leave no stone unturned.
If you've done something that pertains to a career field in any way, write it down. Even if you decide it doesn't belong in a resume or cover letter, you may want to have something to talk about in interview when you are asked to talk about yourself. Physical and psychological needs This topic encompasses issues of income level and the type of environment in which you need to work. If you do not respond well to high stress environments and do not have the need to earn half a million dollars per year you should not be looking into a career as an advertising executive. Try to find a balance between the kind of money you want to make and the fulfillment you want to derive from your work.