Career Management 3.01-3.02

A written career plan is LEAST needed:

Workers at one level who master that level and then move up to the next level of the job are:

Having advanced education and training ensures:

The best way to approach your career choice is to:

In planning coursework, it is important to:

Deciding what to wear, what to eat, and what time to leave for school are examples of:

Prior to completing a high school four-year plan, students would do all EXCEPT:

If your ultimate goal is to become a lawyer, then your career plan should include:

Which is a long-term stepping-stone goal?

Deciding whether or not to confront a friend who shoplifts is a:

In the decision-making process, __ should be done when having trouble thinking of alternatives?

The final result that needs to be arrived at in the process of career planning is called the:

An individual career plan should:

Recording your career plan helps you do all of the following EXCEPT:

A step-by-step plan including career info. influenced by a person's ultimate career goal is:

If an ultimate goal is to become a physical therapist, a career plan should include:

After identifying interests, skills, and abilities, it is necessary to:

An outline of what a person wants to achieve in their work life is called a:

Stating a goal in concrete terms is making sure that it is:

Which is NOT a major factor to consider in setting career goals?

All of the things people have or can use to help make decisions are:

A good example of impulse decision-making is purchasing a car:

Which is usually the immediate goal?

Planning to work as a salesperson before becoming a retail store manager is a:

A course of action toward achieving career and educational goals is a:

An example of a human resource is:

Career plans need to be:

One's environment includes all EXCEPT:

When a student says, "I plan to make an A on Friday's math test," this is an example of a:

In decision-making, determine needs, analyze personal resources, then:

What effect does a family's history of jobs/careers have on a student's career choices?

In the decision-making process, a trade-off is:

Having a written career plan can help assure that:

When a person acts on a decision, there are always:

When faced with many possible career choices, a student should:

Which is NOT a major factor in setting career goals?

Jane wants to become a pilot. What should she include as part of her career plan?

Which is a medium-term stepping-stone goal?

In which step does a person commit to making the decision work?

One way to polish decision-making skills is to:

Wanting to live near the ocean someday is an example of which type of goal?

Using a hunch to help make a decision is an example of:

"I want to be a lawyer." is a goal in which domain?