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© Thomson South-Western CHAPTER 2 SLIDE1 Ann K. Jordan Lynne T. Whaley Investigating Your Career Influences on Career Choices

© Thomson South-Western SLIDE2 CHAPTER 2 Influences on Career Choices  Describe how various influences can affect your career decisions.  Analyze how people influence you and your decisions.  Determine your preferences for a work environment.  Identify the values that influence you.

© Thomson South-Western CHAPTER 2 SLIDE3 Influence Influence means the power of someone or something to affect you directly or indirectly. Influences may be positive or negative. Some influences may be stronger than others.

© Thomson South-Western CHAPTER 2 SLIDE4 People Who Influence Career Decisions Parents and other family members Teachers Peers Employers Counselors

© Thomson South-Western CHAPTER 2 SLIDE5 Parents and Other Family Members Your family has the greatest influence on your career decision making. Expectations of family members may: Influence your personality, passions, interests, talents—and career choice. Be based on someone else’s career dream and not express your own interests, talents, and passions. Encouragement from family can offer you: Support. Guidance.

© Thomson South-Western CHAPTER 2 SLIDE6 Teachers Help you learn specific subjects related to particular career fields. Help you develop skills and behaviors needed for a variety of careers.

© Thomson South-Western CHAPTER 2 SLIDE7 Peers You, your friends, and classmates influence each other every day. What clothes to wear What movies to see What classes to take What music to download How to spend money Use your judgment. Remember your goals.

© Thomson South-Western CHAPTER 2 SLIDE8 Employers Provide a way to try out various careers through part-time jobs or volunteer opportunities. Provide opportunity to observe other employees. Provide specific skills training.

© Thomson South-Western CHAPTER 2 SLIDE9 Counselors Provide information. Suggest courses and activities. Offer career research options. Provide business contacts for career experiences. Help you discover your options.

© Thomson South-Western CHAPTER 2 SLIDE10 Environmental Influences on Career Decisions Your work environment is made up of the surroundings and conditions of your workplace. Your social environment includes the community where you live and work and your lifestyle choices. Continued on next slide

© Thomson South-Western CHAPTER 2 SLIDE11 Environmental Influences on Career Decisions Do you want to stay where you live now? Do you prefer a rural, urban, or suburban setting? How important is the outdoors in influencing your choice of career? Do you want to be close to a place where you can continue your education? Is climate important to you? Will there be a future for people in your career field in the community where you want to live? Do you want to work around people or by yourself? Continued from previous slide

© Thomson South-Western CHAPTER 2 SLIDE12 Influences of Values on Career Decisions Personal and family values Cultural expectations and values Economic values Intrinsic rewards Extrinsic rewards

© Thomson South-Western CHAPTER 2 SLIDE13 Summary I can describe how the power of influences affects my career decisions. I have analyzed how people influence my decisions and me. I have determined my work and social environment preferences. I have identified the values that influence me.