1- What is a career?

- A work situation that you take to earn money.

- The thing you enjoy doing the most.

- A profession that utilizes your talents and ambitions.

- A stepping stone to your avocation.

2- Having a career that you love requires:

- research and hard work.

- a large trust fund to use as starter money.

- making the pursuit of money your primary goal.

- a great deal of good luck.

3- Reflecting on your values and talents is the best way to:

- find out the intentions of others.

- start determining your career.

- discover your interests.

- locate a mentor.

4- The goals and ambitions of others should:

- not take precedence over your own dreams andobjectives.

- be foremost in your mind while choosing a career.

- be your motivation.

- sustain your drive.

5- Your career goals should be:

- easily obtainable.

- mainly short-term.

- a mix of short-term and long-term.

- mostly long-term.

6- You can accomplish more if:

- you concentrate on negative thoughts.

- you are wildly optimistic.

- you have a synergistic combination of desire and direction.

- you focus on positive, constructive thoughts and intentions.

7-Systematic goal setting includes:

- only creating long-term goals.

- writing down your goals.

- reading Robert A. Heinlein.

- establishing abstract goals.

8- What is a concise explanation of your overall careerobjective?

- A career plan.

- A career destination.

- A career mission statement.

- A career statement of intent.

9- What is the relationship between your career goals and your career mission statement?

- They are the same thing.

- Your career mission statement should fit into your career goals.

- Your career goals are independent of your career mission statement.

- Your career goals should all be encompassed by your career mission statement.

10- Your portfolio documents should be:

- digitally formatted, well maintained, and part of your resume.

- digitally formatted, well maintained, and accessible on request.

- used only if you work in a creative field.

- paper copies, used only at the beginning of your career.