I Don't Know What I Want To Do

A lot of our customers feel they don’t have enough information to make a decision about their career path.  There are several on-line resources to help, as well as assistance at the One-stop Career Centers.  We use the O*Net skills and ability profiler.  It takes about 15-20 minutes and you can print out the results.  Also, you’ll want to take a look at some specifics about some career ideas so you can find out how much education and what other qualifications are recommended for the job.  Many times once you see the specifics of a job you’ll be able to determine if it is a good match for you. 

You might also want to explore some of the many career information resources available on the Web:

• America's Career Information Net
• America's Job Bank
• Career Shop
• Career Resource Center
• Careers in MD State Government
• Chesapeake College's Listing
• Department of Human Resources
• Internet Career Resource
• Job Bank USA
• Job Resource Center
• Jobs Monster Board
• Manpower Agencies
• National Career Development Association
• Staffing Agencies (Nationwide)
• Starting Your Own Business
• The Occupational Outlook Handbook
• The Riley Guide
• Wider Opportunities for Women
  

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