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Navigating Your Career

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Meg JanovetzTalent Development

Effective Learning StrategiesHow to get the most out of this session

Be Present Focus on YOUMinds are like parachutes…Share your ideas and ask for feedbackYou are not done today

Navigating Your Career - Objectives

Reflect on Yesterday by recognizing what you have learned already

Assess Today by prioritizing your career interests, evaluating personal values and understanding strengths and development areas

Plan for Tomorrow by building a Career Compass to guide future career decisions, and planning your career elevator speech

Career Compass

Your Career Compass

Why is Career Development is ImportantWhat’s in it for you?

Career Development

Alignment to Future Goals

Productivity and Efficiency

Expand Opportunities

Improve Personal as well as job satisfaction

Stay Current and

Competitive

Are You Having an Accidental Career?

Reference Workbook Page 3

Workshop AgendaReflect on Yesterday•Career Highs and Lows

Assess Today•Evaluate Your Values•Explore Your Interests•Assess Your Competencies

Plan for Tomorrow•Networking•Career - Elevator Speech

Reference Workbook Page 6

Workshop Agenda

Workshop AgendaReflect on Yesterday•Career Highs and Lows

Assess Today•Evaluate Your Values•Explore Your Interests•Assess Your Competencies

Plan for Tomorrow•Networking•Career - Elevator Speech

Positive Experiences:• What type of working environment/activities did you enjoy?• What things were naturally good at? • For what did you receive positive feedback from others?

Not-so-positive Experiences:• What types of environments, activities did you NOT enjoy?• When did you find yourself watching the clock?• When did you say “never again”

Sample Notes (what I have learned about myself to date):• I prefer working on a team, rather than spending time on my own• I prefer working with numbers/measures rather than concepts or ideas• I prefer a more formal/corporate environment rather than a more

casual/smaller org• I don’t think I want to manage people

Reflect on Yesterday: Career Highs and Lows

Reflect on Yesterday: Career Compass

Workshop AgendaReflect on Yesterday•Career Highs and Lows

Assess Today•Evaluate Your Values•Explore Your Interests•Assess Your Competencies

Plan for Tomorrow•Networking•Career – Elevator Speech

InterestsValues

Competencies

Career Satisfaction

Assess Today: 3 Ingredients to

Assess Today: Your Values

1. How difficult was it to select your $3000 value? Why?

2. Are your choices different today than they would have been five years ago?

3. How can you change any of your red or yellow stickers to green stickers?

4. Are some of your top values missing from your work or life today?

Assess Today: Your Values

Assess Today: Career Compass - Values

InterestsValues

Competencies

Career Satisfaction

Assess Today: 3 Ingredients to

Assess Today: What are my Interests?

Sample List:• Coordinating information between people & organizations• Assembling or building things with your hands• Maintaining/Keeping accurate records • Insuring regulations or standards are upheld• Managing others• Working with: Adults? Children? Plants, Animals?• Working with Spreadsheets and formulas• Measuring and Estimating• Presenting Information, Selling, Training• Mediating/Negotiating between differing interests• Creating communication• Working directly with Customers? Behind the scenes?• Creating documents

People: Helping, Serving, Caring for, or Selling

Things: Working with Machines, Tools or Living Things

Data: Working with Facts, Records, Files or Numbers

Ideas: Creating Insights, Theories, or New Ways of Doing Things

Assess Today: How do I want to spend my time?

Career Compass

Assess Today: Career Compass - Interests

Assess Today: Competencies - Strengths and Development Areas

Assess Today: Career Compass - Competencies

Reflect on Yesterday•Career Highs and Lows

Assess Today•Evaluate Your Values•Explore Your Interests•Assess Your Competencies

Plan for Tomorrow•Networking•Career - Elevator Speech

Plan for Tomorrow: Networking

Establishing and maintaining collaborative business relationships with people within and outside your organization who are willing and able to provide job-

related information and expertise.

IT’S NOT ONLY WHAT YOU KNOW… …IT’S ALSO WHO YOU KNOW

Know your critical few and

cultivate

Build your network before

you need it

Follow the person, not

position

Pick people different than

you

Help accomplish THEIR agenda

Act of generosity creates a ripple

Plan for Tomorrow: Networking Tips

Picture Your Network

You

Work

SocialFriends/Family

OtherCommunity/School

IndustryPrevious Work

Career Compass

Plan for tomorrow: Career Compass

Career Elevator Speech

Four Kinds Of People

People that watch things happen.

People that wonder what happened.

People that never knew anything happened.

People that make it happen.

Which one will you be?

Meg JanovetzTalent Development

Boston ScientificMeg.janovetz@bsci.com