Career Planning: Different Strategies And Tactics At Work
The education is a perfect chance to plan your career or at least some steps that
should be taken in order not to fail while searching for an appropriate job. Strategy is related to the overall career while tactics are separate steps and actions for effective performance during each of the stages on the way to success. Strategic measures include education and career in general. Tactics focus on a separate case independently. As a rule, the consequences of some actions and steps influence all further tactic decisions and plans. The most appropriate are measures suggested by literary sources:
William John Reilly (1953) Career Planning for High School Students
Though the book is old enough to rely on its information, experienced authors have a right to be considered. Do not hesitate to go to a library and learn from literature about the measures that can be taken.
Deborah L. Ruf (2005) Losing Our Minds: Gifted Children Left Behind
Some students are more gifted than the others. The book is aimed at providing highschool students with useful hints on possible steps for academic success and far-reaching career planning.
Sandra L. Berger (2006) College Planning for Gifted Students: Choosing and Getting into the Right College
Decision-making is emphasized with regard to successful career planning and choosing the college as well as the major subjects.
The list of the authors that present helpful information on career planning can be endlessly continued, though you may base your major ideas on the one you like the most. As tactics are important as well as the general strategic concepts, it is necessary to plan every step you take.
When people are aware of certain events that may happen in their life, they can plan some preventive measures. Highschool students that know about the career planning can perform more effectively in terms of choosing the college, choosing the major, applying for a job, planning job promotions, and other issues related to career.