Are you thinking about changing careers? It can seem like such a big decision with so many steps, it's difficult to know where to start. An easy first step is to keep a career journal. You only need a notebook or your computer to begin. Journal Entry 1: Write a list of things you don't like about your job. What are your reasons for wanting to leave? For example, maybe you work long hours, or maybe your job is boring. Next, write a list of the things you like about your job. For example, maybe your office is very close to where you live. Journal Entry 2 : Write a list of job roles or responsibilities you have enjoyed. You can look at paid or volunteer jobs, or anything you have done that you felt you were good at. What was it about these things that you enjoyed? Now it's time to gather information. It's a good idea to talk to people who currently work in the job you wish to have. Ask if you can shadow them—go to work with them to see what they do. Ask them questions. What steps did they take to get that job? Journal Entry 3: Write about what you observed and discussed. Make a list of the skills you have now that can help you in this new career. Next, make a list of the skills you still need. What do you need to do to learn these skills? Can you find information online or do you need to take a class? The decision to leave your job and start a new career is a big one, but you can make it a lot less stressful if you take these small steps towards achieving your goal. ANSWER THIS QUESTION 2. How can you summarize Journal Entry 2?

looking at what you liked about your past job experiences

analyzing the positive and negative things in your present job

planning the steps you need to take for your future job

Are you thinking about changing careers? It can seem like such a big decision with so many steps, it's difficult to know where to start. An easy first step is to keep a career journal. You only need a notebook or your computer to begin. Journal Entry 1: Write a list of things you don't like about your job. What are your reasons for wanting to leave? For example, maybe you work long hours, or maybe your job is boring. Next, write a list of the things you like about your job. For example, maybe your office is very close to where you live. Journal Entry 2 : Write a list of job roles or responsibilities you have enjoyed. You can look at paid or volunteer jobs, or anything you have done that you felt you were good at. What was it about these things that you enjoyed? Now it's time to gather information. It's a good idea to talk to people who currently work in the job you wish to have. Ask if you can shadow them—go to work with them to see what they do. Ask them questions. What steps did they take to get that job? Journal Entry 3: Write about what you observed and discussed. Make a list of the skills you have now that can help you in this new career. Next, make a list of the skills you still need. What do you need to do to learn these skills? Can you find information online or do you need to take a class? The decision to leave your job and start a new career is a big one, but you can make it a lot less stressful if you take these small steps towards achieving your goal. ANSWER THIS QUESTION 3.According to the text, what does it mean to shadow someone?

To observe what someone does at work.

To ask someone what skills they needed to get hired.

To look them up online to learn about their career.

Are you thinking about changing careers? It can seem like such a big decision with so many steps, it's difficult to know where to start. An easy first step is to keep a career journal. You only need a notebook or your computer to begin. Journal Entry 1: Write a list of things you don't like about your job. What are your reasons for wanting to leave? For example, maybe you work long hours, or maybe your job is boring. Next, write a list of the things you like about your job. For example, maybe your office is very close to where you live. Journal Entry 2 : Write a list of job roles or responsibilities you have enjoyed. You can look at paid or volunteer jobs, or anything you have done that you felt you were good at. What was it about these things that you enjoyed? Now it's time to gather information. It's a good idea to talk to people who currently work in the job you wish to have. Ask if you can shadow them—go to work with them to see what they do. Ask them questions. What steps did they take to get that job? Journal Entry 3: Write about what you observed and discussed. Make a list of the skills you have now that can help you in this new career. Next, make a list of the skills you still need. What do you need to do to learn these skills? Can you find information online or do you need to take a class? The decision to leave your job and start a new career is a big one, but you can make it a lot less stressful if you take these small steps towards achieving your goal. ANSWER THIS QUESTION 4. What is an example of something you write in Journal Entry 3?

I need to learn how to lead online meetings.

I work long hours and do not get paid a lot.

I liked managing a team of creative people.

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You should ____ for a visa at least a month befire you go.

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What's your ______ date? I'd love to see you before you go.

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What's your ______ date? I'd love to see you before you go.

Do you remember what the _____time is? Do we need to leave our room at 11.00 am or noon?

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