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Identifying your career goals
is done after listing your abilities and attributes.
is the next-to-last step in the job search process.
serves primarily as an exercise to teach introspection.
allows you to address the areas where you most need improvement.
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Correct answer: "is done after listing your abilities and attributes."
Why: Career goal-setting follows self-assessment — you first list your skills, interests, values and attributes, then use that information to define realistic goals. The other options are incorrect because goal-setting is an early planning step (not next-to-last), it's more than an introspective exercise (it directs action), and while it can reveal gaps, its primary purpose is to set direction rather than just identify weaknesses.
Why: Career goal-setting follows self-assessment — you first list your skills, interests, values and attributes, then use that information to define realistic goals. The other options are incorrect because goal-setting is an early planning step (not next-to-last), it's more than an introspective exercise (it directs action), and while it can reveal gaps, its primary purpose is to set direction rather than just identify weaknesses.
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