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Making Career Decisions Test Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2013

A list of steps to take to reach a career goal Routine decisions Major decisions Personal decisions Decision-making process Career plan

Approaching decisions carefully and logically Routine decisions Major decisions Personal decisions Decision-making process Career plan

Decisions that guide a person’s career and personal life Routine decisions Major decisions Personal decisions Decision-making process Career plan

Deciding what to wear, what to eat, and what time to leave for school Routine decisions Major decisions Personal decisions Decision-making process Career plan

Deciding if you should shoplift when your friend tries to get you to Routine decisions Major decisions Personal decisions Decision-making process Career plan

TRUE OR FALSE The more information you get about careers the easier it is to make your career plan True

TRUE OR FALSE When solving business problems it would be helpful to use the decision making process True

The decision making process can be used throughout your life True TRUE OR FALSE

TRUE OR FALSE Your career decision is the only major decision you will have to make False

A career ladder only shows the lower level jobs in that career False

What career you choose will determine: People you meet The way you live Money you earn Satisfaction you get from life True

TRUE OR FALSE If you make a wrong decision about something important it will have little effect on your life False

TRUE OR FALSE Evaluating the results of a decision does not help you make better decisions False

When evaluating a specific career consider The hours The educational requirements The work conditions All of the above

What is the first step in the decision making process? Identify resources consider the alternatives Identify the problem Evaluate the results

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