Sagot :
Answer: If this is about an activity on careers, read on
Explanation:
One of the keys to figuring out your job route is to figure out who you are first. This implies that you must be aware of current events, situations, needs, and personal information. It's similar to going on a trip and using a map when it comes to career planning. To begin, you must first understand yourself and your location on the map. Then you need to figure out what you want to be, where you want to go on the map, and how you're going to get there — the path.
Let's focus on the first, knowing yourself. First identify the following:
What is your personality like on a daily basis? Attitude? (Personality)
What can you perform well? What are your skills and strengths? What skills do you possess? (skills and strength)
What makes you happy? What are your passions? What makes your heart race just thinking about it? (passion)
Who do you know in the world of networks? Knowing the proper individuals can assist you in deciding on a solid professional path. Listening to those who don't know could cause you troubles for the rest of your life. (networks)
Your educational background includes any talents you've obtained outside of school. There are persons who major in English yet excel at data analytics. (educational background}
There are other considerations but these five are core to understanding yourself. If you are able to identify what those are, then you can now more or less understand what you want to be. From there you can plot you route accordingly.