
Managing your career requires both knowledge and skill. You must know about the marketplace, yourself (your strengths, passions, and skills) and appropriate job-hunting techniques. When you have the needed knowledge, you must then focus on the needed skills--the skills of interviewing, packaging your unique blend of talents and experience, and making the correct contacts in the most effective way. Armed with the best information, well-managed contacts, and well-honed job-hunting skills, you can take your career places you never imagined!
Marketing of Health Services, Career Mobility, Career Choice, Adaptation, Psychological, Humans, Students, Nursing
Marketing of Health Services, Career Mobility, Career Choice, Adaptation, Psychological, Humans, Students, Nursing
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