Question

You might start by using a career website such as My Future, where you can type in a career and see general information about it, including a description, job outlook, similar careers, average salary, and education requirements. Compare what you find on this website to information from TWO additional sources.

Answer 1

I can do that — would you like me to pick a career to compare, or do you have a specific career in mind?

A few quick questions so I do the comparison the way you want:
- Which career should I research?
- Do you want U.S.-specific information (I’ll default to that), or another country/region?
- Which two additional sources would you prefer I use? (If you don’t have a preference, I suggest the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and O*NET or a salary site like Payscale/Glassdoor — BLS/O*NET are best for job outlook and education info; Payscale/Glassdoor are useful for current salary ranges.)
- Do you want the result in a short paragraph, a side-by-side comparison table, or another format?

Once you tell me, I’ll pull the details (description, job outlook, similar careers, average salary, education requirements) from MyFuture and the two other sources and compare them.