Examples include analytical , verbal and written communication , organization , helping , persuasion , and leadership skills. Student documents specific skills, defines them, describes how they were developed, and explains what goals have been accomplished through their application. The skills cited should have strong relevance to the student's stated career interests. Career Vision Workshop World of Work Inventory Appreciation of Seminal Experiences Recognition of important personal events that have shaped one's identity, belief systems, perspectives on work and life, and awareness of strengths and weaknesses. Examples include personal endeavors , adventures , crisis situations , established routines , and fond or painful memories .
Student reflects on the relationships between key experiences and current career focus or questions.
Student acknowledges predictive nature of past behavior and infers characteristics about self from experiences. Mock Interview Formal Values Inventory Acknowledgement of Relevant Values Expression of personal values that have a bearing on career decisions. Examples include prestige , service to others , self expression , achievement , creativity , variety , and intellection challenge . Student lists personal values and elaborates on how each might be fulfilled or challenged in the context of work life. Student should be able to explain how values that are not satisfied by work endeavors may be met through other avenues.