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Conduct a thorough analysis of your knowledge, skills and abilities.
 
1. PERSONAL APPRAISAL
  1.5 ANALYZE WORK-RELATED VALUES
   
  What to Do
   
  Following is a list of work values for you to consider as you begin your job search. Rate each item on a scale of not important to very important. Then review your list to see which items you feel most strongly about. Pay close attention to the list as you set your goals. Your values relate directly to the working conditions in each company or occupation you research.
   
 
WORK-RELATED VALUES WORKSHEET
   
 
WORK VALUE
1=Not important
2=Somewhat Important
3=Moderately Important
4=Very Important
Being Around Interesting People
Benefits
Blending of Family and Career
Clear Expectations
Clear Rules
Competition
Cultural Diversity in the Workplace
Flexible Work Schedule
Freedom from Pressure/Stress
Independence
Involvement in Decision-Making
Leisure Time
Mental Challenge
Power and Influence
Public Contact
Quality of Product
Recognition
Regular 40-Hour Work Week
Salary
Security
Status and Prestige
Travel Opportunities
Variety and Change in Work
   
 
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