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When it comes to answering the question "what do I want to do with my life?" it can feel like the decisions are endless. . . Where do you want to be in 1 year? In 5 years? Is money more important than flexibility? Or is working from home more important than working for an organization you love, doing work that has meaning?
Don't. Stress.
Take it one step at a time, and just start exploring your career options. We put together a (fun!) quiz to help you decide exactly what path will get YOU on the fast Read moretrack to leveling up your career.
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Think back to the first day of school. Your teacher assigns you a project group. Your first thought is:
- A.
Yes! I love working in groups!
- B.
This sucks. I can’t stand working in groups.
- C.
I like working in groups, but I wish I could choose my own team.
- D.
I’d rather not work in a group, but I’ll make the best of it.
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- 2.
Close your eyes and imagine your dream work environment. Where do you see yourself?
- A.
In a bright, organized home office
- B.
In a bustling co-working space surrounded by entrepreneurs and startups
- C.
In a nice, small office with mission-driven colleagues
- D.
At the booming headquarters of a large, established company
- E.
Anywhere! Maybe an exotic place: the beach in Bali, a cafe in Paris...
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- 3.
How do you like to schedule your days?
- A.
Weeks ahead of time, in a color-coded planner or calendar.
- B.
Schedule? What am I doing today? (Err...what day of the week is it?)
- C.
I have a Google calendar that keeps most things, but nothing crazy.
- D.
I try out the newest calendar apps when they come out.
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- 4.
You are completely stuck on a computer-related problem and you don't have the answer to it. What is your first instinct?
- A.
Get completely frustrated (and sometimes cry). We won’t tell.
- B.
Gchat your really smart friend to ask for advice.
- C.
Google it.
- D.
Find a help desk or meetup group and ask for in-person help.
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- 5.
"Job Description." What are your thoughts about this term?
- A.
A job description is a starting point for an evolving career opportunity.
- B.
If it’s not in your job description, you shouldn't work on it.
- C.
You look at a job description in an interview and then rarely reference it again.
- D.
You never want a job description. Ever. Again.
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- 6.
What is most important to you in your career?
- A.
A stable salary that covers the quality of life you deserve.
- B.
Fascinating, creative work.
- C.
Autonomy to work when and where you want.
- D.
Choice of what you work on (and what you don’t).
- E.
Working with smart, passionate people.
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