Whether you’re just leaving school, finding opportunities limited in your current position or, like many in this economy, facing unemployment, it may be time to consider your career path. Regardless of your reasons, the right career is out there for everyone. By learning how to research options, realize your strengths, and acquire new skills, as well as muster the courage to make a change, you can discover the career that’s right for you. 1. Discovering new possibilities Focus on the things you love to do Look for clues everywhere. Be patient. Evaluate your strengths and skills The moment you have general idea of your career path, figure out what skills you possess and those that you need. Do not forget you already have some skills to begin. These are called transferable skills, and can be applied to any field. For example: • management and leadership experience • communication (both written and oral) • research and program planning • public speaking • conflict resolution and mediation • managing your time effectively • computer literacy • foreign language fluency Tips for discovering your transferable career skills Don’t limit yourself to experiences only at work. 2. List your accomplishments that might fit in. 3. Brainstorm with trusted friends, colleagues, or mentors 4. Uncover more transferable skills Visit phr.webs for more info... or Join Phr Gana Foundation as we begin 2014 life changing tour...
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