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    FACTORS INFLUENCING CAREER PLANNING AND DECISION MAKING

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    PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

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    FACTORS INFLUENCING CAREER PLANNING AND DECISION MAKING

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    FACTORS INFLUENCING

    CAREER PLANNING AND


    DECISION MAKING
    Personal Factors

    Personal factors play a crucial role in shaping an individual's career

    choice. These factors are unique to each person and are influenced by

    their:

    1. Personal Interest

    2. Skills and Talents

    3. Values and Beliefs


    Personal Factors

    1. Personal Interest

    -Personal interests, passions and hobbies has an impact when it comes

    to our career choices. When we pursue a career aligned with our

    interests, we are more likely to enjoy and find our work fulfilling.

    Ex. A person who loves art consider a career as an artist, graphic

    designer, architect, or interior designer, etc.


    Personal Factors

    2. Skills and Talents

    -Unique skills and talents also play a crucial role in influencing our

    career choices. Choosing a career that is aligned with out skills, or

    allows us to develop our skills, we are more likely to excel in our chosen

    field.

    Ex. A person who's good in cloth designs, consider a career in fashion.


    Personal Factors

    3. Values and Beliefs

    -Personal values and beliefs can shape our career choices as they reflect our

    core principles and what we find meaningful in our work. Aligning our career

    choices with our values can lead to a greater sense of purpose and job

    satisfaction.

    Ex. A person who values environmental sustainability, considers a career in

    environmental conservation, or sustainable agriculture.


    Psychological Factors

    -These factors are linked to an individual's thoughts, emotions, and

    motivations.

    -One such factor is self-efficacy, which refers to an individual's belief in

    their ability to succeed in a particular career. High self-efficacy can lead

    individuals to pursue challenging careers, while low self-efficacy may

    result in them avoiding oppurtunities that seem daunting.


    -Another factor is the need for achievement, which drives individuals to

    set ambitious career goals and strive for success.

    Additionaly, one's level of motivation and resilience are more likely to

    overcome obstacles and pursue careers that require dedication and

    hard work.
    Social Factors

    -Exert a significant influence on career choices. These factors encompass

    the influence of family, peers, mentors, and cultural norms. Family plays a

    crucial role in shaping an individual's career aspirations. Parent's

    expectations, values, and experiences can heavily influence the career

    choices of their children. Similarly, peers and mentors can provide guidance

    and inspiration, exposinf individuals to different career options and helping

    them make informed decisions.


    Cultural norms and societal ecpectations also play a role in career

    choices. Certain cultures may prioritize specific professions, leading

    individuals to consider careers that align with societal norms and

    expectations.
    Environmental Factors

    -Refer to external circumstances that can impact career choices. Economic

    conditions, job market trends, and geographic locatipn are examples of

    environmental factors. Economic conditions can influence the availability of

    job opportunities and the financial stability of specific industries. Job market

    trends, such as emerging technologies or changes in consumer behavior,

    can create new career paths or render certain professions obsolete.


    -Moreover, geographic location can influence career choices due to

    differences in industry presence and opportunities available in specific

    regions.
    QUIZ: IDENTIFICATION
    1. When we pursue a career aligned with our interests, we are more likely to
    enjoy and find our work fulfilling.

    2. Aligning our career choices with our values can lead to a greater sense of
    purpose and job satisfaction.

    3. Choosing a career that is aligned with our skills, or allows us to develop our
    skills, we are more likely to excel in our chosen field.

    4. These factors are unique to each person and are influenced by their: Personal

    Interest, Skills and Talents, Values and Beliefs.


    QUIZ: IDENTIFICATION

    5. These factors are linked to an individual's thoughts, emotions, and


    motivations.

    6. These factors encompass the influence of family, peers, mentors, and cultural
    norms.

    7. Refer to external circumstances that can impact career choices.


    QUIZ: ENUMERATION

    ENUMERATE THE THREE FACTORS IN PERSONAL FACTORS

    8-10.
    ESSAY

    What career do you want to take? and why is that? (10 pts.)
    THANKS

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