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Strategic Career Planning Guide | Industry Trends & Job Markets

Explore your Career Interest Profiler results, understand viable job markets, and learn about product life cycles for strategic career planning. Discover emerging, rapid growth, mature, and declining markets to align your interests. Dive into mind mapping job trends and solving problems through services. Utilize resources like Naviance, O*NET, and industry research to refine your career path. Enhance skills with Strengths Finders and Stanford University's skills sheet for a successful career journey.

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Strategic Career Planning Guide | Industry Trends & Job Markets

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  1. Today’s Agenda • Career Interest Profiler (CIP) results. www.onetonline.org • Explain Viable Job Markets • Product Life Cycles: Emerging, Rapid Growth, Mature, Declining. Where does your career interest lie? • Job Trends? Group “Mind Mapping” of Trendswww.careerinfonet.org, http://money.usnews.com/careers/best-jobs • What problem do you want to solve? What service do you want to provide? Why? • Reflect, Revise, your Venn Diagram

  2. “CIP” What does it mean? Why take? • Career Interest Profiler (in Navaince) is based on the Holland Code which sorts personality preferences into 6 categories and offers career examples for each category. • Your results will evolve throughout your lifetime as your experiences and interests change. • Statistically, you are likely to have 3 to 5 careers in your lifetime.Dept. of Labor Statistics • Understanding your interests allows you to make a strategic choice for college. If you know what industry you might like, then you can begin to intentionally choose colleges based on the majors offered.

  3. You tube video explaining 6 sectorshttp://youtu.be/YF0j_UY_-bA Career Exploration Tacoses100 What were your Career Interest Profiler results in Naviance? 4

  4. Career Exploration video • http://youtu.be/YF0j_UY_-bA youtube

  5. Internet Research using CIP results Go to www.onetonline.org Interests

  6. Reflect & Revise

  7. Industry Life Cycles: Where does your interest lie? Emerging Markets Rapid Growth Markets Mature Markets Declining Markets

  8. Fact: Jobs are created to solve problems or provide services. Most important questions to ask yourself. What problem do you want to solve, or what service do you want to provide? For whom? Why?

  9. Mind Mapping(written brainstorming) TRENDS affecting job growth

  10. Computerization Technology Globalization Demographics Environment Healthcare Personal Security Workforce

  11. Testing our Mind Map • Go to: www.careerinfonet.org(source: Dept. of Labor Statistics) • What are the 50 fastest growing occupations requiring degrees? • What trends are influencing these growing occupations? • http://money.usnews.com/careers/best-jobs/rankings/the-100-best-jobs

  12. Research Favorite IndustryGoogle Alert

  13. Interests & Passions Naviance’s: Personality Test & Career Interest Profiler Growth Industry research resources www.onetonline.org www.careerinfonet.org US News World Reports Fortune Lists GoogleAlerts (example) growth industries, job trends SKILLS Naviance’s: Strengths Finders and Stanford Univ.’s skills sheet

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