Careers are not a lifetime decision now, Careers are not a lifetime decision now, they can be changed mid streamthey can be changed mid stream

Deepak Mangale (02)

Chittaranjan Prasad (41)

Sidharth sankar Nath (26)

Prashna kumar Sahoo (43)

Sagar Kurada (50)

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Flow of PresentationFlow of Presentation

• Introduction to Career

• Career Planning

• Levels in Career Planning• Level 1- Educational Life

• Level 2- Professional Life

• Tips in Changing Career

• Summary

Introduction of Introduction of CAREERCAREER.

• Definition of careerDefinition of career

The sequence and variety of occupations (paid and unpaid) an individual undertakes throughout a lifetime including life roles, leisure activities, learning and work.

Career PlanningCareer Planning

• Life long process• Making and Implementing Career Decisions • Choosing an Occupation, Getting a job, Growing

in that job, Possibly Changing Careers and Eventually retiring

• Q’s In Career PlanningWhat I want and what I have to offer? What's out there?

• Focus on options & Make plans

Explore Self

•Visit with a counselor•Enroll in career plan

•Consider your personal values•Evaluate current and desired skills

•Think about your abilities

Research

Interesting careersEducation options

Careers with additional educationFuture job market

Evaluate

Re-evaluate your choiceBegin the process again

Plan & Implement

Need a degree?Choose schoolChoose major

Choose courses to complete your education

Career planning circle Career planning circle

• Level 1:- Educational Life

• Level 2:- Professional Life

Levels of Career PlanningLevels of Career Planning

Educational LifeEducational Life

• Parental forces

• Individual aspiration

• Peer group

Professional LifeProfessional Life

• External Factors

1. Working relationships with colleagues.

2. Inability to grow within a company.

3. Poor location.

4. Unpleasant environment.

5. Family related reasons.

• Internal factor

1. Conscience is telling you.

2. Your dreams, hopes, aspiration.

3. Your current situation.

4. Need for a better life.

5. A more fulfilling career.

6. Ability to exercise your natural talent and engage your passion.

Changing careers in midstreamChanging careers in midstream• Step 1: Review the past to set a course for

the future

Informal self-evaluation of both your current situation and career development

Evaluate your career development by considering your skills, interests, values, and personality

• Step 2: Explore your options

Gathering information about the careers Learning more about the working conditions, earnings, job

prospects, and necessary training for each career

Step 3: Set goals Develop a plan with both long- and short-term goals If any potential obstacles exist, try to think through how you

may overcome them.

Step 4: Gain a competitive edge  Obtaining experience in the industry will add valuable

experience to your resume

SummarySummary

• Introduction to Career

• Career Planning

• Levels in Career Planning• Level 1- Educational Life

• Level 2- Professional Life

• Tips in Changing Career

•Thank you