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    CAREERPLANNING

    [email protected]

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    Organization of talk.

    What is career planning ?

    Glimpse of career planning process

    How important is career planning

    Career planning done by : Individuals

    Organizations

    Guidelines

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    What is career??

    Job vs. Career Job What can I do now to make money?

    Career Chosen Profession for your life. Requires awillingness to get the training needed to build your skillsfor the future.

    A career is the work a person does. It is thesequence of jobs that an individual has heldthroughout his or her working life E.g. occupationof nursing.

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    Career planning whats that??

    Career planning consists

    of activities and actionsthat you take to achieve

    your individual careergoals

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    Deeper insight

    It is the life- long process a person goes

    through to learn about himself such as purpose,

    personality

    interests

    skills

    talents

    Develop a self- concept, learn about careers,and work situations

    Make a career choice, while developing and

    coping social skills

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    Career planning : An ongoing process

    Here You

    Explore your interests andabilities

    Strategically plan yourcareer goals

    Create your future worksuccess by designing

    learning and action plansto help you achieve yourgoals.

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    The major focus is matching personal goals andopportunities that are realistically available.

    Career planning is building bridges from ones

    current job/career to next job/career.

    Well-conceived career plan is flexible toaccommodate changing opportunities for

    development

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    How important is career planning?

    People leave an organisation due to lack of careergrowth

    Deeper focus on an employees aims and aspirations

    Degree of clarity Helps in identifying handicaps & the blind spots to

    overcome

    Significant motivator

    Key retention tool

    Critical human resource strategy

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    MatchingMatching organizationorganization visionvision &&employeesemployees aspirationsaspirations isis mustmust

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    Win-Win situation

    for all

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    Whose responsible for planning ones career??

    Individual Organization

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    Self Assessment

    Academic/ Career

    options

    Relevant /Practical

    Experience

    Job Search Individual careerplanning process

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    1. Self- Assessment

    Aware of theinterrelationship betweenself and occupational choice

    Start by: Learning interests, abilities,

    skills, and work values

    Listing accomplishments

    Under

    standing physical andpsychological needs

    Assessing aspirations andmotivation level

    Deciphering personal traits and

    characteristics

    Personality

    Interests Abilities

    Values

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    1. Self- AssessmentCompetency Areas

    Gain self-awareness

    Improve self-confidence

    Understand time and

    stress management

    Develop

    personal/professional

    management skills

    Strategies For Gaining

    Competencies

    Take exploratory classes

    Identify personality style

    Identify work values

    Demonstrate skills in

    overcoming self-defeatingbehaviors

    Identify symptoms ofstress

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    2. Academic / Career options2. Academic / Career options Investigate the world of work in greater

    depth, narrow a general occupationaldirection into a specific one

    Start by: Learning academic and career entrancerequirements

    Learning related majors and careers toone's interests

    Investigating education and tr

    ainingrequired

    Learning skills and experience required

    Planning academic and careeralternatives

    Learning job market trends THE MENTORTHE MENTOR

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    2. Academic /

    Career optionsCompetency Areas Gain research and

    investigative skills

    Practice decision-making,problem solving andcritical thinking skills

    Increase understanding ofhow abilities, interests, andvalues matchcareer/academicrequirements

    Strategies For Gaining Competencies

    Read occupational resources

    Get assistance from a counselor

    Talk to people who work in yourareas of interest

    Attend Job/Career Fairs and/orCareer Panels

    transferable skills should be begained

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    3. Relevant / Practical experience

    Gain practical experience through internships,

    cooperative education etc..

    Start by:

    Testing new skills and try diverse experiences

    Deciding the type oforganization in which to

    volunteer or work

    Assessing likes and dislikes of work values, skills,work environments,

    Assessing if additional/different courseworkor

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    3. Relevant / Practical experience3. Relevant / Practical experience

    Competency Areas

    Gain an appreciation forworking with individuals fromdiverse cultures

    Understand and practice ethicalbehavior

    Gain supervisory/leadership/

    teamwork skills

    Enhance self-management skills

    Obtain work related,transferable skills

    Develop conflict resolution skills

    Strategies For GainingCompetencies

    Attend relevant conferencesand seminars

    Become familiar with worksettings and job descriptions

    Practice making decisions bysupervising a group of people

    Talk to alumnus/a about yourcareer goals

    Work part-time or duringsummer

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    4. Job Search Start by:

    Learning how to prepare resume and cover letters,

    and complete employment applications

    Learning and implementing job search strategies

    Learning and practicing interviewing skills

    Narrow your choices

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    4. Job SearchCompetency Areas

    Ability correspondent in acoherent, professionalmanner

    Communicate verbally in aclear, concise manner

    Effectively use networking,

    problem-solving, anddecision making to reach

    career goals

    Develop budgeting skills inrelation to the job search,travel, and relocation

    Strategies For GainingCompetencies

    Register

    with CareerPlanning & Placement

    Services

    Review resume with acareer counselor

    Receive referrals

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    Direction

    Career Time

    Transitions

    Career planning options

    Projected Outcome

    Organizational career planning process

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    Organizational career planning process

    1. Direction Assessing employee wants and organizational needs

    common goal setting

    2. Career time Relates to distance & speed of an employee

    How far & how fast can employee move on career path??

    3. Transition

    Relates to changes expected to a car

    eer

    goal Analyzing transition factors

    Setting goals and a timetable

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    4. Career planning options Advancement.

    Lateral

    Change to Lower Grade Mobility.

    Job Enrichment

    Exploratory Research

    5. Projected Outcome Calculate the risks attached

    How well will it pay off?

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    Some important guidelines

    Employees

    Discuss anyconcerns regarding career or

    professional development with supervisor

    Its your career, take all necessary initiative

    Supervisors/ Managers

    Make career planning an ongoing process

    Explain employees importance of growth, need for

    change

    Personal commitment

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    Acquire skills tobe a good developer

    Give essential feedback to employees

    Provide a work environment that is conducive

    Supportive and motivational atmosphere

    Organizational Existence of supportive organizational structure suitable to

    employees needs

    Provide resources dollars and time

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    Career Planning is NOT

    Leaving the decision to chance

    Getting information and never deciding

    Going along with someone elses plans

    Its OUR future. WE need to make

    our career decision!!

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