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Success E-Letter Vol. 4/3 Summer '04 Nina Ham, CPCC, LCSW Do you cringe when you look at your resume through the eyes of a prospective employer, afraid the wide range of jobs listed will disqualify you?
Or have you put together a single-track career record but secretly long for more variety, more outlets for your varied interests and abilities? If so, perhaps you're the perfect candidate to welcome a new identity: a portfolio careerist. While describing her new business over lunch the other day, Christine included some details of the career journey that brought her to it. Her allusion to non-monogamy was telling, probably accounting for the moment of slight embarrassment. In fact, there are many persuasive arguments for portfolio careers becoming a wave of the future. Research studies indicate there's a high level of satisfaction among people who voluntarily leave employment and become independent. Portfolio careers may be a model particularly well-suited to women's lives. Get a life: Your personal planning portfolio for career development, pilot site summary report: C. E Van Zandt.
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The typical free or cheap online career test is tied to a particular website and is more self-serving to that site than to you. The information you get is generalized and of questionable value to you. Aboutacca.com. Welcome to the American Counseling Association. Assessment in counseling. Close Top Matching Results Occasionally Search.com will highlight specialized results that are based on the context of your query.
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However, as teachers we love them. How can we not? After all, assessments are a teacher's best friend; a highly invaluable resource by which to follow and measure the progress of our students. A highly invaluable resource which comes in many shapes and forms, a resource we can twist and shape to fit our needs, the schools needs, local, state and government education board's needs, and most importantly our students needs.
After all, assessments allow teachers to individualize instruction and lessons specifically for needs. Formal assessments are the conventional method of testing that we are all very familiar with from our school days. Formal assessments are further broken down into separate groups; norm referenced tests, and criterion referenced tests, each carrying their own purposes, advantages and disadvantages. The aforementioned leads us to our first advantage. Using Assessment Results for Career Development (9780534367626): Vernon G. Zunker, Debra S. Osborn. LifeWork Portfolio. Home. CTI (Career Thoughts Inventory) A self-administered and objectively scored assessment, the CTI is designed to identify individuals who would benefit from counseling assistance and pinpoint the nature of their career problems.
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Whether you're a student, re-entering the workforce, a displaced worker, or simply looking for a change, the CISS (Campbell Interest and Skill Survey) assessment can help point you in the right direction. If you're interested in a job or career that requires some post-secondary education, the CISS assessment can help you understand how you fit into the world of work. Used by career counselors for more than ten years, the test is now available to you on the Internet for just $19.25 (plus tax)! After you've completed the assessment, you receive your CISS report which compares your results to the results of people who are successfully employed in the same fields you're interested in.
Skill and Career Test. JobHuntersBible.com: MBTI® Strong Interest Inventory® Quick Facts 2.1 million people walked away from their jobs in a single month in 2012, the most since the start of the great recession.
–U.S. Strong Interest® Use for Adults in Career Transition, College Students, High School Students identify College Major The Strong Interest Inventory® instrument is based on the idea that individuals are more satisfied and productive when they work in jobs or at tasks that they find interesting and when they work with people whose interests are similar to their own.
The Strong Interest Inventory® instrument takes about 30 minutes to complete and contains 291 items that measure your interests in a wide range of occupations, occupational activities, hobbies, leisure activities and types of people. The newly revised assessment includes jobs in the fast-growing of computer hardware and electronics, marketing and advertising, finance and accounting along with traditional jobs. Your interests are compared to thousands of individuals who report being happy and successful in their jobs. Use the Strong Interest Inventory® instrument to: To Order Strong Interest Inventory® instrument Reports. Strong Interest Inventory. Welcome to the Self-Directed Search...the world's most widely used career interest inventory! Career Resource Store. O*NET Resource Center - Interest Profiler (IP) O*NET Resource Center.
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