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Values

Your values can make you feel self-worth within your career. A job where not only do you feel valued by the employer, but where you feel that you have made a difference in either the company or community can give you satisfaction about going to work day after day. The links to the left will help you identify your personal values.

3 Resources found for
Category: Values

1. Choices Planner
   Choices provides exercises and information for career planning. Resources include: self-assessment to identify your interests, values, and transferable skills; customizable resume builder; occupational information; sample questions to ask in an interview;
   www.stthomas.edu/careerdevelopment/choices
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2. Job Hunters Bible
   Job Hunter's Bible offers job postings, online resumes, job-hunting advice and counseling, information on occupational and company research, and career networking.
   www.jobhuntersbible.com
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3. Minnesota Careers
   Looking for career exploration information in a printed format? The annual publication MnCareers offer easy-to-understand education and career information for students and job seekers.
   www.iseek.org/mncareers/
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