Choosing a career

There are as many kinds of careers as …

• they are needed

• there are people

• decisions and plans

• opportunities

The kind of career you have can …

• influence your interests

• change your life completely

• affect your life in many ways

• influence your aptitudes

To make wise career decisions and plans you need …

• a wise advice

• as much information as possible

• a lot of money

• a lot of friends

The more you know about yourself and career opportunities …

• the better able you will be to choose a satisfying career

• the better job you will do

• the better friend you make

• the better education you get

Most people are happiest in jobs that …

• fit their financial well-being

• fit their values, interests and aptitudes

• fit their devotion to religion

• fit their goal of earning a high income

People should understand their values prior …

• to asking some pieces of advice

• to spending time with family

• to taking risks

• to making a career decision

You can develop an understanding of your values by …

• examining your parents and friends

• examining your beliefs

• examining your interests

• examining your abilities

The kind of career can determine …

• where you live and the friends you make

• your future notoriety

• your interests

• your values

The kind of career can reflect …

• how much information you have

• how much education you have

• how much money you have

• how much time you have

Each person has many values, which vary …

• in strength

• in meanings

• in interests

• in aptitudes