We would be happy to suggest the most cooperative alumni. In addition to the above mentioned resources, there are many books available in your local book stores, describing specific career choices . Reading one job description is not enough. Next, some reality testing. If the answer to this questions is yes, please determine how the career areas are related.
Recruiters say that they are seeking focused people, who know what they want to do.
So imagine that you are talking to these recruiters and attempt to explain to them how you arrived at your career decisions. Next - Look at your choice in the most objective light possible. We in the Career Placement Office believe that you can do anything you set your mind to, but you have to pay the price. If you choose an unrealistic career path the price can be rejection, a long job search and a lot of explaining. Let's take another example.