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CHAPTER 7

EXPLORING CAREER
INFORMATION
Expand your horizons
TABLE OF
Contents
I Introduction
II Strategies for researching career options
III A case study: Strategies for researching
career option: Computer Programmer
IV Conclusion
I. INTRODUCTION
II. STRATEGIES FOR RESEARCHING
CAREER OPTIONS
1. THE JOB MARKET

What is the job market?


How to generate career options?
The Job Market?

Employer --> Employees --> Jobs


Competition and interplay between
labor forces
-----> Labor Market
Generate career options?

---> Brainstorming mindset


Quantity > Quality
Consider even outrageous ideas
2. STRATEGIES FOR RESEARCHING
CAREER OPTIONS
2.1. DECIDE WHICH OCCUPATIONS YOU ARE GOING TO RESEARCH

Step 1: Choose an industry

Step 2: List related jobs

Step 3. Rearrange jobs order by interest level


2.1. DECIDE WHICH OCCUPATIONS YOU ARE GOING TO RESEARCH
If you have a long list, try grouping your ideas according to industry or function

Ex1: Ex2:
Registered Nurse Sales Representative
Physical Therapist Customer Service Manager
Medical Researcher Retail Store Manager
Healthcare Administrator Public Relations Specialist
-> Healthcare industry -> Customer-facing roles
Practice for the
Whole class
Choose an industry
List 10 jobs related to that industry
Rank the jobs by interest level, from most to least interesting
Discussion time !!!
Which industry did you choose?
Can you list the 10 different jobs that
you have written?
Why did you choose … (the name of
the 1st job) as your 1st priority?
2.2. RESEARCH THE INDUSTRY AND FUNCTIONAL AREAS
3 research resources

Occupational Outlook
Handbook (OOH) Glassdoor

O*NET Online
2.2. RESEARCH THE INDUSTRY AND FUNCTIONAL AREAS
Occupational Outlook
Handbook (OOH)

Offer detailed infomation on


many different occupations

Provide an overview of career paths and prospects


2.2. RESEARCH THE INDUSTRY AND FUNCTIONAL AREAS
O*NET Online

Provide detailed descriptions


of various occupations

Help to assess key aspects of different job roles


2.2. RESEARCH THE INDUSTRY AND FUNCTIONAL AREAS
Glassdoor

Include company reviews, salary information


and job postings

Help to gain insights into work culture, salary expectations and


job satisfaction
2.3. LEARN ABOUT CURRENT EVENTS AFFECTING YOUR AREAS OF INTEREST
Business Publications:
Fortune Busness Insight

Professional associations,
LinkedIn and industry groups
Sources
Podcasts and webinars

Social media platforms


2.4. IDENTIFY RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL AND TRADE ASSOCIATIONS
Purposes of identifying professional associations

Networking and continuing education within an industry

Information on industry issues, employers, and


terminology
2.4. IDENTIFY RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL AND TRADE ASSOCIATIONS
Sources for Research

The Encyclopedia of Associations


Directory of professional societies,
trade organizations and other types
of organizations

Chamber of Commerce Publications


Information about local business news,
events, professional associations, and
industry resources.
2.5. LOCATE USEFUL WEBSITES ON THE INTERNET

The Internet provides a diverse sourse of information


=> Entering industry-related keywords in any Internet
search engine.

Video-game jobs: [Link]


Environmental careers: [Link]
Biotech, healthcare, and pharmaceuticals:
[Link]
2.6. IDENTIFY KEY EMPLOYERS

Compile a list of typical employers, noting all kinds of


employers (non-profit, government, or business)
and actual organization names.
Computer
III. CASE STUDY: STRATEGIES FOR RESEARCHNG CAREER OPTION:

Programmer
1. WHAT DOES A COMPUTER PROGRAMMER DO?

Computer programmers write, modify, and test


code and scripts that allow computer software and
applications to function properly. They turn the
designs created by software developers and
engineers into instructions that a computer can
follow.
2. STRATEGIES FOR RESEARCHING CAREER OPTION: COMPUTER PROGRAMMER
2.1. DECIDE WHICH OCCUPATIONS YOU ARE GOING TO RESEARCH
The chosen industry: Information Technology
The list of jobs related to that industry:

Software Developer
Web Developer
Systems Analyst
Data Scientist
Network Administrator
Business Intelligence Analyst
Database Administrator
IT Security Specialist
Computer Programmer
Network Engineer
Cybersecurity Analyst
Systems Engineer
IT Support Specialist
2.1. DECIDE WHICH OCCUPATIONS YOU ARE GOING TO RESEARCH
The chosen industry: Information Technology
The list of jobs rearranged according to
interesting level:

Computer Programmer #1
Business Intelligence Analyst #8
Software Developer #2
Cybersecurity Analyst #9
IT Support Specialist #3
Network Engineer #10
System Analyst #4
Database Administrator #11
IT Security Specialist #5
Network Administrator #12
Web Developer #6
Data Scientist #13
Systems Engineer #7
2.1. DECIDE WHICH OCCUPATIONS YOU ARE GOING TO RESEARCH
The chosen industry: Information Technology
The list of jobs grouped according to
industry/function:

DEVELOPMENT AND
DATA AND ANALYTICS
PROGRAMMING

Systems Analyst
Software Developer
Database Administrator
Computer Programmer
Data Scientist
Web Developer
Business Intelligence Analyst

CYBERSECURITY SUPPORT AND


INFRASTRUCTURE
Network Administrator
Cybersecurity Analyst
IT Support Specialist
IT Security Specialist
Network Engineer
Systems Engineer
2.2. RESEARCH THE INDUSTRY AND FUNCTIONAL AREAS

Conduct the research on 3 different platforms

Occupational Outlook Handbook O*NET Online Glassdoor


2.2. RESEARCH THE INDUSTRY AND FUNCTIONAL AREAS

Occupational
Outlook
Handbook
link
2.2. RESEARCH THE INDUSTRY AND FUNCTIONAL AREAS

Occupational
Outlook
Handbook
link
2.2. RESEARCH THE INDUSTRY AND FUNCTIONAL AREAS

O*NET Online
link
2.2. RESEARCH THE INDUSTRY AND FUNCTIONAL AREAS

Glassdoor
link
2.3. LEARN ABOUT CURRENT EVENTS AFFECTING YOUR AREAS OF INTEREST

Current trends
Relevant new technology
Key Companies and Organizations
Job growth
2.3. LEARN ABOUT CURRENT EVENTS AFFECTING YOUR AREAS OF INTEREST

Current trends

Remote Work

Artificial Intelligence
and Machine Learning

Cybersecurity
2.3. LEARN ABOUT CURRENT EVENTS AFFECTING YOUR AREAS OF INTEREST
Relevant new technology
2.3. LEARN ABOUT CURRENT EVENTS AFFECTING YOUR AREAS OF INTEREST
Key Companies and Organizations
2.3. LEARN ABOUT CURRENT EVENTS AFFECTING YOUR AREAS OF INTEREST
Job growth
The demand for skilled computer programmers is
expected to continue growing across various
industries as technology becomes increasingly
integrated into business operations.
2.4. IDENTIFY RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL AND TRADE ASSOCIATIONS
Accreditation,
National associations Certification, & Unions
Association for Computing
CompTIA
Machinery Institute for Certification of
IEEE Computer Society Computing Professionals
National Center for Women
and Information Technology
Network and Systems
Professionals Association
2.5. LOCATE USEFUL WEBSITES ON THE INTERNET
Stack
GitHub Blog
Overflow Blog
link link

Mozilla Developer
[Link]
Network (MDN)
link Web Docs
link
2.5. LOCATE USEFUL WEBSITES ON THE INTERNET

GitHub Blog
link

[Link]
2.5. LOCATE USEFUL WEBSITES ON THE INTERNET
Stack
Overflow Blog
link

[Link]
2.5. LOCATE USEFUL WEBSITES ON THE INTERNET
[Link]
link
2.5. LOCATE USEFUL WEBSITES ON THE INTERNET
Mozilla Developer
Network (MDN)
Web Docs
link
2.6. IDENTIFY KEY EMPLOYERS

Non-profit
Government
Business
2.6. IDENTIFY KEY EMPLOYERS
Non-profit

Mozilla Electronic Frontier Foundation


2.6. IDENTIFY KEY EMPLOYERS
Government

National Aeronautics and Federal Bureau United States


Space Administration of Investigation Digital Service
2.6. IDENTIFY KEY EMPLOYERS
Business
IV. CONCLUSION
V. References
1. Beers, B. (n.d.-a). Job market: Definition, measurement, example. Investopedia. [Link]
2. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. (n.d.). Occupational Outlook Hanbook. [Link]
3. (n.d.). O*NET OnLine. [Link]
4. Security. (n.d.). Security | Glassdoor. [Link]
5. (23, November 29). Fortune Business Insights™ | Global Market Research Reports & Consulting. [Link]
6. (n.d.). LinkedIn. [Link]
7. Encyclopedia of Associations. (n.d.). [Link]
8. News and publications. (2023, January 16). ICC - International Chamber of Commerce. [Link]
9. (n.d.). Game Developer | Game Industry News, Deep Dives, and Developer Blogs. [Link]
10. (n.d.). [Link]. [Link]
11. (2021, May 15). [Link] - Environmental Jobs & Conservation Jobs - Best Source of Green Jobs for over 20 years. [Link]
12. (n.d.). Medzilla – Exploring Healthcare Careers. [Link]
13. (2024, August 26). The GitHub Blog. [Link]
14. (2023, November 29). The Stack Overflow Blog - Stack Overflow. [Link]
15. (n.d.). DEV Community. [Link]
16. MDN web docs. (n.d.). MDN Web Docs. [Link]
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