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Before selecting a major or going after a new job, it may be best to spend some time planning your career path and goals. Part of this is understanding your personality and the type of jobs and industries that would appeal to your interests. In this important video series on career planning, Michael Lebeau from the UAB School of Business covers why a focused career plan is important to your future earnings.
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Success in career planning starts with a goal. Most students wait until graduation to start thinking about their career/job search, but career planning should start much earlier. |
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Only about 20% of all jobs in the marketplace are for college graduates, so you will have competition for your job. Employers are interested in your interests and experiences outside of the classroom and you don't have to have a full-time job to get experience. |
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When it comes to planning your career, you may want to pick a career before picking a major. We spend a lot of time planning life events such as a wedding, vacations, buying a home, but very little time is spent on planning a career. |
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Career planning is ongoing and not just a one-time event. It is wise to understand your personality to create a better fit for your career plan. What should a high school senior consider when making college choices. |
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