The Six Pillars of Character - Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring, Citizenship.
The O*NET Work Importance Profiler is administered by computer. Participants use the WIP to indicate the importance to them of each work need, in two different steps. In Step 1, participants rank order the twenty-one work need statements by comparing them to one another and ordering them according to their relative importance.
Are you trying to figure out what to do with your life? What to be when you grow up? This installment of "Sand for Your Inbox" is a special edition. I have handcrafted a proven technique that will help you answer these important questions.
More Exercises that May Help You Develop Your Mission Statement Please make sure you've first read the article, Using a Personal Mission Statement to Chart Your Career Course, as well as attempted some of thesepersonal mission statement exercises. Adapted from works by Laurie Beth Jones [LBJ] and Richard Leider [RL].
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It starts with a desire to chase what moves you most-and after that, it's about figuring out what you're great at, what it takes to keep you moving forward, and exactly what you need to succeed. Grab a pen and get ready to rediscover yourself.
Learn how to choose goals with this short video explaining the Map Your Values exercise from my eBook, "Get Goaling." Printable pdf of the Map Your Values exercise.
Online Card Sort for Values
The best career choices are ones that match your work values.
Work Values Inventory from Tufts University
What are your core values? The Values Test examines your personal and work values and lists the values that matter in your personal life and career. Find your core values with the values game.
Work Importance Profiler
Personal values are the general expression of what is most important for you. Values are formed early in childhood and are later consciously re-evaluated.
