Values
Priorities identified through education, career and life experiences. Examples of values include: high income, flexible work schedules, enjoying the company of your colleagues, changing work duties, etc.
Personality
Patterns of behavior, your characteristic way of thinking, feeling and acting. Examples of personality include: extroversion and introversion, how you receive, process and act on information from the environment, etc.
Interests
Activities you enjoy and pursue in your leisure time. Examples of interests include: performing arts, writing/journaling, reading, exercise/fitness, working with children, etc.
Skills
Unique talents that may have occurred naturally or have been honed through practice and experience over time. Examples of skills include: quantitative skills, public speaking skills, design/artistic skills, organizational skills, etc.
There is no time like the present to begin self assessment.
Please consider utilizing the following tools to begin the process and, be sure to call or stop by our office to schedule an appointment with a counselor to discuss your career plans and options. These self-assessment tools are a great way to begin the career planning process but by no means will "give you the answers" in regard to your future career plans. By utilizing these assessments and working with one of our counselors, you will be well on your way to future career success. We look forward to working with you!
