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Identifying your career goals
is the next-to-last step in the job search process.
serves primarily as an exercise to teach introspection.
is done after listing your abilities and attributes.
allows you to address the areas where you most need improvement.
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Best answer: "is done after listing your abilities and attributes."
Explanation: Career-goal setting typically follows self-assessment (listing your skills, interests, values and attributes). That self-review gives the information you need to choose realistic goals. The other statements are inaccurate or only partially true: it isn’t typically the next-to-last step in a job search; it’s more than an introspection exercise (it sets direction and guides action); and while identifying goals can reveal areas for improvement, that is a consequence rather than the primary definition.
Explanation: Career-goal setting typically follows self-assessment (listing your skills, interests, values and attributes). That self-review gives the information you need to choose realistic goals. The other statements are inaccurate or only partially true: it isn’t typically the next-to-last step in a job search; it’s more than an introspection exercise (it sets direction and guides action); and while identifying goals can reveal areas for improvement, that is a consequence rather than the primary definition.
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