Career Changers

• Who am I?
• Where am I going?
• How am I going to get there?

• According to the Conference Board, employees are increasingly unhappy at work. Only 50% of people are satisfied with their jobs today.
• Working adults change careers three or four times in a lifetime and work six to eight jobs within a career family. This can be attributed to many factors including a poor career match, company downsizing, or jobs becoming obsolete.
• Don't waste time and money. Get a game plan.

• Take the online career tests to see how your interests, abilities, personality, and values match several career fields.
• Research the careers which seem appealing and interesting. Narrow your search and compile a list of the "Top Ten" careers.
• Research each career using resources on the Internet. Clarify which careers match your personality, interests, goals, and lifestyle you wish to lead. Interview people in each career and gather specific information on the industry, the position, and the potential for growth.
• Gather information on additional schooling, training, certifications and licenses, and work experience which may be required for your new career path.
• Select your career based upon your findings. Find what you love to do and go for it! Remember, not all careers offer excellent pay in the beginning. So, do what you love and the money will follow!