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Tips on Where to Get Career Information
INFORMATIVE
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Like any major decision, selecting a career involves a lot of fact finding. Fortunately, some of the best informational resources are easily accessible.
| | You should assess career guidance materials carefully. |
| | Information that seems out of date or glamorizes an occupation—overstates its earnings or exaggerates the demand for workers, for example—should be evaluated with skepticism. |
| | Gathering as much information as possible will help you make a more informed decision. |
| | One sources is people you know |
| | Another source is local libraries |
| | Yet another source is professional societies |
| | You can look to trade groups as well. |
| | Another group is tabor unions. |
| | Employer web sites will often offer information |
| | As will many postsecondary institutions |
| | And finally, guidance and career counselors. |
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Source:
U.S. Department of Labor - Bureau of Labor Statistics
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What is a "tabor union"? I think you mean labor union. I'm not so sure they help who works....in Italy the help principally who is retired (absurd but true) Comment by: fulvio.abbi
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