The first rule in planning your career is simple— take some time and do it! Most people never get around to learning about careers. They fall into a job and lifetime career patterns follow—and most people spend an average of 25 to 45 years on the job.
Career planning takes thought and enough information to make a sound decision. Just a few hours of investigation will pay off many times.
New technologies are creating a demand for a highly skilled work force. As a result, employers are putting a premium on specific skills. In fact, the Labor Department estimates that the majority of jobs through 1995 will require trade or technical training.
Labor also predicts that “tremendous growth” and good career opportunities will be
