Career Planning - Career plan checklist

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Career Planning - Career plan checklist

You need to undertake proper planning, through research, and setting short, medium, and long-term career goals is key to achieving success in your field.

Beyond getting certificates and training, there are a number of factors to consider when planning stages in your career.

  • Which industries do you want to work in?
  • Do you want to be promoted to a particular position?
  • What technology interests you?
  • What motivates you?
  • What do you not like doing?
  • What work-life balance do you want?
  • What are the key things that you are looking for in a job?

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