You can consciously begin now to choose the career you want” “ You can consciously begin now to choose the career you want”

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You can consciously begin now to choose the career you want” “ You can consciously begin now to choose the career you want”

Job – short-term “pays the bills” (classes) Career – long-term chosen profession that provides income. (Student)

The secret to being happy and successful in most jobs

Dependable Work well with others Good problem solver Deliver high-quality work Have high productivity Conduct increasingly complex & unique activities Great attitude

Level of formal knowledge and training you have attained More education = higher pay

Value to society helps determine pay

Person who creates a business from scratch, based on need or personal expertise A service or product Willing to take risks

Employee benefits: additional benefits offered by employer

Paid Vacation: two weeks Paid Sick Leave: 10 Days Health-Plan Benefits Retirement Plan Contributions

Includes items such as home costs, transportation costs, insurance, utilities (food, gas, electricity) Some places more expensive to live than others

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