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Career planning self-exploration mind map: interests, personality, abilities, values
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"career plan" Self-exploration mind map
career plan
definition
Refers to the process that accompanies a person's career from the beginning to the end, that is, the process related to the worker role in the career map
significance
Break through obstacles, develop potential, and self-actualize
Systematic Career Planning Method
Interest exploration
what is interest
concept of interest
It is the psychological tendency of people to strive to understand something or engage in a certain activity. It is manifested in people's selective attitudes and positive emotional reactions.
development of interests
a. Interesting (sensory interest)
b. Fun (conscious interest)
c. inclination
Holland interest classification type
Research type I, artistic type A, social type S, enterprise type E, transaction type C, practical type R
Confirm Your Holland Code: The Six Island Journey Test
Interest and Career Development Theory
Interest is our inner motivation and the ultimate source of happiness
There is a clear link between interests and job satisfaction, career stability and career fulfillment
realistic considerations
Not all interests should or can be reflected in one's career
The key is coordination and balance between work and life, And the appropriate unity between work and personal hobbies
Interest is not an ability, nor does it represent achievement, but a source of motivation
Interests and abilities
High interest, high ability: the perfect career
High interest, low ability: hobbies
Low interest, high ability: means of making a living
Low interest, low ability: seeking change
Other ways to explore interests
Daydreaming, hobby summary, friend analysis, characteristic verification, questionnaire...
character exploration
what is character
concept of character
Character, also known as personality traits, is a relatively stable psychological characteristic that a person displays toward people, things, himself, and the external environment in life. Character is gradually formed in social life and is also affected by individual factors. Biological factors influence
understanding of character
Personality is composed of people's attitudes towards reality and behavioral patterns that are appropriate to it, but attitudes and behavioral patterns are not one-to-one correspondence.
MBTI personality type
Introduction to MBTI Personality Theory
Four-dimensional eight-level model "Myers-Briggs Type Indicator"
MBTI dimensions explained (Divided according to the way people interact with information from the external world)
Energy tendencies—introversion (I)—extroversion (E)
Receiving information—feeling (S)—intuition (N)
Processing Information—Emotion (F)—Thinking (T)
Mode of action - Judgment (J) - Perception (P)
MBTI Personality Types and Career Advantages
understanding of character
There are no advantages or disadvantages to each personality. Understand your own personality type, use your strengths and avoid weaknesses; understand other people’s personality types and reach a consensus; understand and improve rather than change and fight. The final judge of your personality type is yourself. You can understand and forgive yourself through your personality type, but you cannot use it as an excuse to escape reality. The attitude and behavioral tendencies in your personality can change, but that is a waste of energy. the process of
Personality and Career Match
Personality determines the way you communicate with others, the way you speak, and your work style. The best match between personality type and work requirements makes us become more effective workers.
Ability exploration
what is ability
Definition of ability
It is the subjective condition that a person has to complete an activity smoothly and effectively, including the skills to complete the activity and the psychological characteristics necessary to complete the activity. Ability = skill potential
Classification of abilities
American educationist and psychologist Howard Gardner believes that intelligence is diverse and proposed the theory of multiple intelligences, believing that humans have at least 7 different intelligences.
Classification of Aptitudes
Verbal intelligence (verbal) Mathematical intelligence (logic) Rhythmic intelligence (music) Intrapersonal intelligence (self-awareness) Communicative intelligence (social) Kinesthetic intelligence (body) Spatial intelligence (visual)
Classification of skills
Professional knowledge and skills
It's the knowledge you have Requires conscious, specialized learning and memory Often directly related to our professional study or work content Its importance is often exaggerated by job seekers
transferable skills
It’s what you can do, also called a general skill Can be developed in all aspects of life, especially outside work It can be used both inside and outside of work, and between jobs It is the most important part of the employer
self-management skills
It’s the characteristics and qualities you have Used to help a person better adapt to the environment Is a person’s most valuable asset It is the key to the success of your career
Abilities and careers
What we and our employers focus on: what we have done before, what we can do now, and what we can do in the future
Ideal job status: Can use skills that you are proficient in, good at, and willing to use
Before applying for a job: skills development and clarification Job Hunting: Description and Evidence of Skills After work: skills development and development
Ability exploration method
Aptitude Test List of Achievement Stories
Value exploration
what are values
Value definition
Values are the principles, standards and qualities that people value in life and work
professional values
The work-related goals pursued by individuals, that is, the individual's intrinsic needs and the work characteristics or attributes pursued when engaging in activities, are the reflection of personal values when making career choices.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory: Physiological needs, safety needs, belonging needs, esteem needs, self-actualization needs
Values and career choices
Due to the influence of family environment, education, hobbies and other aspects, different individuals have different values, and this difference will affect people's choice of career.
List of important values
How to explore values
Explore the meaning of values
Understand yourself, establish your own measuring stick for career, determine your career direction, and avoid the futile effort of finding a needle in a haystack.
Recognize that professional values require trade-offs, and sometimes it is necessary to achieve a unified balance between persistence and compromise.
Distinguish between real values and imagined values
Clarification of True Values: Choose, Cherish, Act
Values need constant review and clarification
Usually expressed by adjectives or adverbs
Generally expressed as a verb
Generally expressed as a noun
Awareness and commitment, self-exploration, exploring the world of work, Decision making, job search actions, re-evaluation
Interests can be divided into professional interests and non-professional interests.
NT Concept Creator (Concept) NF Emotional Nurturer (Ideal) SP real sense experiencer (experience) SJ traditional successor (conservative)
Personality is the result of the generalization and stereotype of a person's attitude towards reality and behavior; personality refers to a person's unique and stable personality psychology; personality is the most core psychological characteristic among personality traits.