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100 1  Kucharvy, Tom,|eauthor. 
245 10 Creating a pathway to your dream career :|bdesigning and 
       controlling a career around your life goals /|cTom 
       Kucharvy. 
250    First edition. 
264  1 New York, New York (222 East 46th Street, New York, NY 
       10017) :|bBusiness Expert Press,|c2014. 
300    1 online resource (1 PDF (xxiii, 325 pages)). 
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490 1  Human resource management and organizational behavior 
       collection,|x1946-5645 
500    Title from PDF title page (viewed on September 26, 2014). 
500    Part of: 2014 digital library. 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 301-319) and 
       index. 
505 0  1. Transformation of the U.S. jobs market -- 2. Why the 
       jobs of tomorrow won't be like those of today -- 3. The 
       skills you will need for tomorrow's high-skill careers -- 
       4. Twenty steps to your dream career -- 5. Discovering 
       your passions, your skills, and yourself: steps 1 and 2 --
       6. Crafting your career goals and your professional brand:
       steps 3 through 10 -- 7. The college conundrum: steps 10 
       through 12 -- 8. The college equation: steps 10 through 14
       -- 9. Alternative ways of getting an advanced education: 
       steps 10 through 14 -- 10. Your first job as launchpad for
       a lifelong career: steps 15 through 20 -- 11. You can have
       it all, but you will have to work for it -- About the 
       author -- Notes -- References -- Index. 
520 3  What do you want your life to be like when you're 25? 35? 
       55? Do you want a job that will feed you and your family 
       or do you want a career that will be an integral part of 
       your life--a career that will feed your passions, enable 
       the lifestyle you choose, and be a continual source of 
       engagement and pride? But do you really have the luxury of
       even considering your dream job in an era in which more 
       than 40 percent of college graduates can't even get jobs 
       that require college degrees, much less jobs in their 
       field? Or can you even afford to go to college at all? Not
       only should you think about your dream job--you owe it to 
       yourself to do so. First, if done properly, the very 
       process of deciding upon and preparing for your dream job 
       can dramatically improve your employability, expand your 
       employment options, and increase the value you can provide
       your employer or your clients. Better yet, you can apply 
       this same process through your entire career, as your 
       interests and life goals continually evolve. Preparing for
       your dream job, however, requires much more than dreaming 
       about the type of job that will make you happy. It also 
       requires an objective evaluation of your strengths and 
       limitations, a careful evaluation of the type of post-high
       school education that is best suited to you, and your 
       specific career objectives and proactive management of 
       your education to ensure that you develop the skills and 
       personality traits you will need not just for your first 
       job, but for your future careers and your life. And 
       speaking of jobs, it requires a full understanding of the 
       employment prospects and requirements for jobs in your 
       field and intense focus on developing the skills that will
       be required to give you an advantage in getting that job. 
       It also needs a contingency plan, including selection of 
       and preparation for a safety career. A lot of work? Sure 
       it is. And if all you want is a job--any job--you don't 
       have to worry about it. But if you want a career (or 
       multiple careers) that will engage your passions and put 
       you in control of your life, you need a plan. And you need
       one now. 
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653    career planning 
653    college planning 
653    education planning 
653    job prospects 
653    jobs of the future 
653    skills requirements 
653    three-stage plan 
653    20-step plan 
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