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Business, 14.11.2021 23:20, angelinagiraffp538zb

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Frannie has determined that if she is a computer technician, a lot of the skills she will learn on the job would also be useful in several other careers that interest her. Which stage of career matching is she in?

eliminating options that don't pay enough

identifying transferable skills

eliminating options that she has little chance of entering

eliminating options that don't match her characteristics

Billy has realized that due to a poor occupational outlook, he unfortunately will probably not be able to be a psychologist immediately upon graduation from college.

Which stage of career matching is he in?

identifying transferable skills

eliminating options that don't pay enough

eliminating options that don't match his characteristics

eliminating options that he has little chance of entering

When completing career matching, what does it mean if many of your characteristics are very different from those of people in the job?

you will need to start over with your entire process

this career is unlikely to be a good fit for you

this would be a good career match for you

you may need to do more research, or consult your feelings

Tyghe has realized after doing his career research that he doesn't have the GPA, or desire to obtain the appropriate GPA to be a lawyer.

Which stage of self-assessment is he at?

judging your ability to meet requirements

continuing to evaluate remaining careers

doing further research if needed

gathering self-assessment materials

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