Career planning supplement to Becoming a master student
By: by Dave Ellis ... [et al.].
Contributors: Ellis, David B.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: College Survival
Published: 1990
Place of publication: Rapid City, SD
Language: eng
Number of pages: 132
Subjects: Vocational guidance; Career development; Job hunting
Other titles: Becoming a master student.
Description: This book invites [the reader] to take charge of [their] career. It contains ideas, hints, suggestions, experiements, skills, resources, and tools. ... All kinds of readers can use this book. It is for people beginning their careers, people well into their careers, people in career transitions, high school students, students in any post-secondary school, people of various cultural and ethnic backgrounds - everyone. -Intro.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Commit: Begin now; What's in it for you; Five ways to power your career plan; The five-minute super creativity tool; Commit; title: Dream: If you want to be practical, dream; Launch your career with brainstorming; Keeping the dream alive; title: Discover yourself: Exploring what you want to be; Exploring what you want to do; Exploring what you want to have; title: Discover work: You've got a world of choices; Potential careers are everywhere; Where to learn more about the world of work; Testing the waters, jumping into the world of work; Returning to the key player, you; title: Plan: Planning, the bridge from dreams to action; If you want to be free, plan; How to plan, a compendium of hints, tools, and suggestions; title: Act: Power tools for finding work; Forty places to find job openings while attending school; You are not an island, networking; Revitalize your resume; Use interviews to hire yourself an employer; title: Celebrate: Forget your career; Celebrate your mistakes; Celebrate your plan, then begin again.