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© Thomson/South-WesternSlideChapter 21 THE JOB AHEAD Work Histories Moving Toward a Stable Job The Future Begins Now Chapter 2

© Thomson/South-WesternSlideChapter 22 WORK HISTORIES Explain what is meant by a work history Describe how knowing about work histories can aid career planning Lesson 2.1 Objectives

© Thomson/South-WesternSlideChapter 23 WHAT IS A WORK HISTORY? A work history is all of the jobs that one holds during the course of a working lifetime. Lesson 2.1

© Thomson/South-WesternSlideChapter 24 DIFFERENT PURPOSES OF JOBS Learn occupational skills Earn money for college Gain experience in order to qualify, or meet the preliminary requirements, for a better job Lesson 2.1

© Thomson/South-WesternSlideChapter 25 SAMPLE WORK HISTORIES Example 1—Terry Example 2— Maria Example 3— Cindy Example 4— Ricardo Lesson 2.1

© Thomson/South-WesternSlideChapter 26 MOVING TOWARD A STABLE JOB Discuss how different work histories can lead to a stable job List characteristics of stable jobs Lesson 2.2 Objectives

© Thomson/South-WesternSlideChapter 27 WORK HISTORIES AND STABLE JOBS Stable job A stable job is one that you consider to be permanent and that may last several years. Self-direction Self-direction means setting goals and taking steps to get there. Promotion means advancement to a higher- level job or position. Effort pays off Lesson 2.2

© Thomson/South-WesternSlideChapter 28 STABLE JOBS ADAPT TO CHANGE Changing world Some industries and occupations become obsolete, or no longer used, as new ones are created. During your work life, you will probably have to adjust to great changes due to technology, which is the application of scientific knowledge to practical uses. Successful people are generally able to anticipate and adapt to change. Lesson 2.2

© Thomson/South-WesternSlideChapter 29 THE FUTURE BEGINS NOW Explain the benefits of building a good school record Identify what you can do to shape your own career Lesson 2.3 Objectives

© Thomson/South-WesternSlideChapter 210 SCHOOL AS A WORKPLACE School record A school record is a list of everything you have done during your school years, including grades and activities. Prospective employers will look at your school record for clues as to what kind of an employee you might be. Now is the time to change habits and attitudes that may hold you back in the workplace. Lesson 2.3

© Thomson/South-WesternSlideChapter 211 SHAPING YOUR CAREER SKILLS Consider taking courses that will strengthen your career skills. Career skills are aptitudes and abilities you will need to develop in order to succeed in your chosen career. Find out what skills are needed in your chosen occupation. Lesson 2.3