Career Planning

My career goals are to continue to work in the mental health field. Hopefully my degree helps me to move into management.

Work Values Card Sort

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Making career choices based on personal values leads to greater fulfillment and work satisfaction. Now that you've prioritized your values through this card sort activity, reflect on what was simple, what was challenging, and what provoked serious self-reflection. From there, reflect on your personal and career choices and how congruent your decisions have been thus far. Consider how you will incorporate these values into your future career choices.

Make sure to record your top five values for future reference. It's also worthwhile to note the value statements that you eliminated or considered to be lower priorities. To see your progress through this exercise, click on any of the previous step's tabs in the navigation bar above. Feel free to repeat the card sort until you are satisfied with your selections, as these prioritized values can be very useful in guiding you as you make future career decisions.

· Flexibility: I am permitted to work according to my schedule; no specific working hours required.

· Help Others and Society: I help other people or contribute to the betterment of a larger community.

· Impact: My work results in a sense of accomplishment.

· Influence People: I am in a position to change the attitudes and opinions of others.

· Knowledge: I engage in work that involves the pursuit of knowledge, truth or understanding.

Career Inventory Checklist

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These five skills represent the five skills that you feel are your strongest and that you would like to use in your future career. Be sure to record the results for future reference.

· Explaining

· Managing People

· Supervising

· Teaching

· Training