Ely and Aries

HRM 138
Module-11
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Professional
Development and
Applied Ethics
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PRESENTORS:
 ELYROSE PORAL
 ARIES NELYN ACANA

OBJECTIVES
• How is career success defined?

• Why is career planning important?
• Why goal-setting important?
• What are the four assets we need to develop for our
future careers?
• What are the values our assets can unlock?
INTRODUCTION
As a college student we often think about what

the future holds and it’s something that puts
pressure on us. We are not usually sure of
what will happen next. Are we doing the right
thing or choosing the right path for our future?
This is a big question most especially with our
target careers.
Careers are not defined by jobs. Our success is
determined by our ability to develop assets and use them to
acquire the value we seek. Jobs are simply transactions
mechanisms through which we exchange our assets for that
which we value. When we see career development through this
prism we can reframe how we approach our career. It's no
longer about landing a "great job" or working our way up
through a company's ranks. If careers success depends on an
exchange of assets for value, then there are two keys to
building our career.
KEYS:
1. Our ability to develop assets.
2. Our ability to exchange them for the right
valued.
THE FOUR ASSETS WE NEED TO
DEVELOP
ASSET #1: Skills
Skills can be industry specific or more general,

but they're crucial to our success. No matter how
much innate talent we may(or may not) have, skills
must (and can) be developed. That's part of what
makes them so valuable.
ASSET #2: Knowledge
Knowledge is a never-ending asset.

Since it can't be "mastered", there's a hug
spectrum on which we all fall in different
places. This creates an opportunity to stand out
from the crowd. Knowledge is about more
than just what we now know. Its also about our
ability to learn new things and how quickly we
can do so.
ASSET #3: Effort
Effort a vigorous or determined attempt.

We can't just work our way to success, but we
also can't succeed without hard work. Effort matters
and some people are willing to exert more of it than
others. It's and asset.
ASSET #4: Time
Time is our limited and measurable asset. There's a

reason so many people are paid based on their time.
But if we're able to develop ways to master time and
make it work for us and others, we become
significantly more valuable contributors
THE FOUR VALUES OUR
ASSETS CAN UNLOCK
VALUE #1: Money
Money matters and there's nothing wrong with

seeking it, but recognize that often times choices made
based on money tend to be geared toward short-term
interests as opposed to long-term goals. It's valuable,
but it's not the only thing we should seek.
VALUE #2: Learning
Learning can happen in million different ways

and it's important to make choices that generate
opportunities for us to learn new things. When we do, we
ensure our assets continue to grow and unlock more future
value for ourselves.
VALUE #3: Opportunity
Never take a job solely based on what will happen in that job.
Consider what that job may lead to next. To build a successful
career we must stack opportunities on top of each other and avoid
dead-ends. A seemingly terrible job that's likely to lead to an
incredible opportunity in a year or two isn't a terrible job-it's a
means to an end. Don't underestimate the value of opportunity.
VALUE #4: Experience
Life is meant to be experienced, not just lived. We should
assess the value of job opportunities with that in mind. It's worth
pursuing opportunities that engage us, force us out of our
comfort zone, and give us stories to tell and moments to
remember. But experience is about more than just adventure. It's
also about valuing the accumulation of experience in our chosen
field or interest. For Example, being a concert roadie may not
pay well, but the experience of going on tour with a band could
be incredibly valuable if your dream is to become a music
manager or promoter. Experience is valuable when relevant-
don't overlook it.
While molding ourselves to being the best
version of us let’s not forget the lesson,
experiences, and knowledge that will
encounter for us to be able to make sure that
we are doing better every step of the way.
Let’s bring those treasure and secure that we
can say “I am proud that I can see I am doing
a lot better than my old self would have if
he/she is in the same situation.”
–Ely and Aries
We are hoping you learned
something today ☺️
Thank you! ❤

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HRM 138

 ARIES NELYN ACANA

• How is career success defined?

As a college student we often think about what

Skills can be industry specific or more general,

Knowledge is a never-ending asset.

Effort a vigorous or determined attempt.

Time is our limited and measurable asset. There's a

Money matters and there's nothing wrong with

Learning can happen in million different ways

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