Career profile paper | Social Science homework help

below I have put down the description of what needs to be in the 6-8 paages. READ CAREFULLY for I have put in personal instructions myself. I’ve attached a more percise rubric for the assignmnet which is numbered with all the key points which must be talked about in the paper. I have attached a autobiography paper to give you a better idea of who I am to write the paper more personally attached to me. Lastly I’ve attached sources which must be used as well. They must be talked about and incorporated into my career profile.  This somewhat of a big assignment although it is only 8 pages max. Must be done within 3-4 days. 

Career Profile–This assignment will be due towards the end of the course. Because it contains multiple sections, students are strongly encouraged to work on this throughout the semester (unless you are one who loves the thrill of trying to meet a deadline at the last minute).

This profile will contain the following 39 elements[1]:

            *Major Interests (work, personal, or both)

            *Major Skills (work-related)

            *Key Accomplishments (try to avoid being both bashful and arrogant)

            *Motivators (things that turn you on, bring out the best in you, etc.)

            *”Must haves” (imperatives) and “wants” (ideals) in a job

            *Preferred work environment (physical, interpersonal, or both)

* Strategies you plan to use to assess if and to what degree a job opportunity will                          satisfy your “Must Haves,” “Wants,” and preferred work environment before

             deciding to accept an offer for that job        

            *Preferred decision making style(s) (with major decisions that are important to you)                                  and their advantages and shortcomings for you

            *Short (up to 2 years) and long-range (3-5 years) aspirations

            *Reasons for being in school

            *Resources used (see below for details)

In addition, provide the following:

1)      An action plan that addresses how you intend to achieve your short and long-term aspirations. This should be a very concrete, specific description of actions you will take, when you will take them, and how you will measure your progress towards your goals. In addition, state the forms of resistance or obstacles within yourself (for example, fear, procrastination, denial, lack of motivation to change longstanding habits) that may emerge when trying to implement your action plan and a) how you intend to be aware of your resistance, and b) what, if anything, you intend to do about it.

2)      A description of the resources you used to create your profile. All of the following are required, though you may use others if you wish:

Make this UP

•  An informational interview[2] with a person who is in a career, job, and/or organization to which you aspire. Include about a half page, typed double-spaced summary of your findings from this interview. Don’t forget to write a thank you note.

·         Descriptions of the exercises, tools, concepts, and guides found in all of the following 3 sources that you used to assist in creating your career profile:

1) The course text. At minimum, you need to state an idea, tool, or guideline from each chapter (a total of at least 9 ideas, tools, and/or guidelines) that helped you in creating your career profile.

2) The “Food For Thought” section on the course Desire2Learn page. At minimum, you need to state ideas, tools, and/or guidelines taken from no fewer than 5 of the documents in the “Food For Thought” section that helped you create your career profile.

Source 1 for food for thought

http://performance.nd.edu/news/37552-from-the-new-york-times-relax-you-ll-be-more-productive/

Source 2 http://chronicle.com/article/Giving-Employers-What-They/139877/
Rest of sources will be attached below. 

3) Other resources you have discovered on your own.

In addition to informing the reader about the resources you used, also indicate the specific sections or parts of sections in your profile where these resources were applied. Simply summarizing the content of book chapters and/or Food For Thought articles without linking them to your paper will result in your grade being lowered.

·         Information gleaned from a visit to GSU’s Career Services office (2^nd floor, University Center), their web site, or the career services office of your college or department, if one exists. If you elect to visit the office in person (which will likely be more informative and helpful compared to a web site visit), plan aheadà make an appointment ahead of time. Students who “drop by” are sometimes difficult to accommodate. Include about a one page, typed double-spaced summary of what you learned from this visit. 

MAKE THIS PART UP. I GO TO GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY, this is the site for the career center

http://career.gsu.edu/

While I don’t want to be overly rigid concerning length, this profile should be no more than about 6 to 8 typed (12-point font) double-spaced pages (excluding the write up of the resource descriptions). Use any format that makes sense for you (e.g., narrative, bullets, graphics that supplement text, other) as long as you cover the above elements sufficiently[3].