iPLAN To Have A Good Career

1. What’s your long term goal?

First of all, identify your long term goal. Count five to 10 years from now and think what you really want to do with your life.

2. Discover your passion.

Discover what you really love to do. More often than not, getting into a job which does not  give back fulfillment results in lack of enthusiasm, and lack of enthusiasm in result to quitting the job. 

3. Identify your barriers.

What could possibly hinder you from achieving your goals? Identify weaknesses and other barriers that may keep you away from your goal.

4. Interviews are also about likeability.

The Career Counsel Tips from the American Bar Association notes that interviews are about drive and focus and likeability as much as they are about tasks you've handled and schools you've attended. Address qualities as well as the quantity of work you can do.

5. Networking works.

This applies most especially if your planned career is related to Marketing and or Public Relations. Your network of people is considered your major capital. As early as possible, meet as many people as you can and make sure you keep the ties.