Surveys show many Americans are truly dissatisfied with their current jobs. The
Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 67% of American workers don't like their jobs and 41%
of them are not employed in the fields for which they studied in school. A study of 360,000 people, published in the Harvard Business Review,
found the most important factor in predicting job success is, "how well a person fits
the job." The study concluded that "Job Fit" is the most important factor
in determining whether a person becomes successful in a particular job.
Before you make a decision about your future career,
consider this:
- People often get stuck in unhappy job situations due to lack of
career direction.
- Many students waste years and money due to inappropriate career
choices.
Before you waste any more of your time and money, ask
yourself:
- Have you considered your strengths and personal attributes?
- Is the career you've chosen right for you?
- Will your career bring you the success and satisfaction you desire?
If any of these statements and questions apply to
you, consider this:
- It's never too late to find the career that's right for you.
- Discover the career that's right for you.
- You don't have to be stuck in a Dead End Job!
For assistance in making career choices or in your job
search, contact Bob Goyer at gplaza@gte.net or (740) 382-3132. |
