Question: TERM PROJECT Career Exploration Overview:
This project is designed to help you get more information about your desired career: job description and requirements, salary ranges, job availability, career path, a typical day on the job, etc. While many of you are probably already working, or have worked in the past, you might not be working in your "dream job" or in the career for which you are currently studying. Many students are unsure of what they want to do when they graduate. Therefore, this project is designed to help you learn about an entry-level/ appropriate job-level option, or about the next step in your career path, no matter what stage you are in currently.
Requirements: 1. You must determine what your expected or desired appropriate level job will be upon graduation and typical salary ranges for that job title. There are many online and print sources for determining this information. Make sure to make appropriate adjustments for local cost of living in determining a reasonable salary expectation. Base your salary range on at least three sources.
2. Create a list of companies who recruit on campus for the job title you are seeking. If no (or too few) companies recruit on campus, develop a list of companies you could target yourself. In both cases, create a list of 5 to 7 companies with addresses, phone numbers and contact names.
3. You will conduct an "informational interview" with someone already working in your chosen field, either in an entry-level position or higher up (the person can be a professional contact or a family contact). An informational interview is NOT a job interview; it is a short conversation with someone who holds a job you find interesting. Most professionals are willing to give 10 minutes of their time to talk about how they got their job, what their typical day on the job is like, what someone interested in the same career should do to prepare, etc.
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