This report is a combination of three questionnaires: Style Insights™, Work Environment™ for ideal environment and Work Environment for current work environment. It is the best tool to use in career building or recareering.

Career Planning Insights

 

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Today’s workplace is in constant change and careers are evolving to keep pace. It will
not be unusual for people to change careers 4-5 times during their working lives.
Furthermore, research indicates that over 50% of working people hold jobs that do not
utilize their natural talents, so are neither fully motivated nor satisfied with their work.
Given these realities, it becomes more important than ever for people to be prepared
to make informed career decisions based on a solid understanding of their own
behavioral styles and your natural talents. With increased understanding of the talents
you bring to the workplace, you can maximize your ability to succeed and achieve
career satisfaction in a changing environment.

The following Job Indicator section has been designed to stretch your imagination and
give you ideas. The message is: “Your options are many.” This section will present a
listing of jobs that can provide a suitable match to your natural behavioral style, as
identified earlier in this report. Review these potential jobs and decide which of them
appeal to your individual preferences, values and lifestyle. Remember, they are
designed to stretch your imagination and give you ideas!

The career listings presented in this section are derived from the latest issue of The
Occupational Information Network (O*NET) database, developed for the US
Department of Labor by the National O*NET Consortium. You will find a wealth of
related career information for your continued research at the following websites:
http://online.onetcenter.org and the US Dept. of Labor, Employment & Training
Administration: http://www.doleta.gov/programs/onet.