The
success of your career decision and your life is measured by your values
- what you hold important in your life.

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What is a Value? |
How does it apply to Career Planning? |
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Values are unique to each and every person
(although you often share some of your values with others
close to you) |
You should not necessarily choose a career
that your mom, dad, spouse, friend, or other people think
you should do.
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A value positively impacts your quality
of life. |
If you choose a career consistent with your
values, you will likely look forward to going to work and
your job will enrich your life.
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A value is something you feel proud of when
talking to others about it. |
If your career is consistent with your values,
you will be proud to tell people about your job.
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A value shows up in all aspects of your
life and will assume a pattern throughout your life. |
Values are what you do,
not necessarily what you say. If your
values clash with your career, you may need to choose a different
career.
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Be
sure to check out CBC's Career &
Employment Services Center!
If
you want more in depth career exploration guided by a trained career
professional, consider taking CBC’s Career
Planning Strategies (ED 135). This is a two-credit
class that will count toward your Associate of Arts & Science
Degree. Also, you can visit CBC’s Career/Transfer Center located in the Student Services Center.
They can also be reached by calling 547-0511 x2633.
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