Ever had a job you liked, but didn’t like the company you worked for? How about a career that sounded good, but just didn’t feel right?
The chances are it was a case of values mismatch.
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Work and values: love what you do
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Take five minutes to jump-start your career change
Do you feel like it’s time to make the leap to a new career—but aren’t sure what that career should be?
Whatever your motivation for thinking about a career change, CareerOneStop’s mySkills myFuture is a great place to get started. The website is easy-to-use, free, and includes unbiased career and employment information. The best part? You can get started exploring your new career in five minutes or less.
In high school? Time to start planning your career
Between your grades, your friends, your family, and maybe a job . . . career planning can pretty quickly sink to the bottom of your list of things to think about.
But think about this: you’ll probably spend a large amount of your adult life working.
Increase your chances of career and job satisfaction by planning early.
Top 10 careers for graduates with two-year degrees
Thinking about starting or going back to college for a two-year degree?
Boost your chances of landing a job by checking out this list of careers expected to have many openings for two-year college graduates.
Connecting veterans to jobs
If you’re a veteran—or know one—who’s making the transition to a civilian career, CareerOneStop’s Veterans ReEmployment website has tools and resources to help.
Career information on your phone or tablet
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Posted in Businesses and employers, Career changers, Career counselors, Entry-level workers, Job seekers, Older workers, Students, Veterans, Workers with criminal records
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Looking for career, training or job search information on the go?
Check out these six mobile web apps from CareerOneStop.
Job Search Help for Ex-Offenders
Have a criminal record or know someone whose record may be holding them back from employment opportunities?
CareerOneStop has a new website: Job Search Help for Ex-Offenders.