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Career planning steps
Career planning is a systematic process, which needs to be analyzed and evaluated in multiple steps. This paper will introduce six steps of career planning to help readers better understand the process of career planning.

self-assessment

Self-assessment is the first step of career planning, which mainly includes the analysis of personal needs, abilities, interests, personality and temperament, so as to determine what kind of career is more suitable for you and what abilities you have.

Organizational and social environment analysis

The analysis of organizational and social environment is the second step of career planning. Short-term planning pays more attention to the analysis of organizational environment, while long-term planning pays more attention to the analysis of social environment.

Career opportunity assessment

Career opportunity assessment is the third step of career planning, including the assessment of long-term opportunities and short-term opportunities. Through the analysis of the social environment, combined with my specific situation, evaluate what long-term development opportunities there are; Evaluate the short-term development opportunities in the organization through the analysis of the organizational environment.

Career goal determination

The determination of career goals is the fourth step of career planning, including the determination of life goals, long-term goals, medium-term goals and short-term goals, which correspond to life planning, long-term planning, medium-term planning and short-term planning respectively.

Make an action plan

Making an action plan is the fifth step of career planning, and turning goals into concrete plans and measures. In this process, the more important action plans include the choice of career development route, career choice and the formulation of corresponding education and training plans.

Evaluation and feedback

Evaluation and feedback is the sixth step of career planning, a process of constantly understanding individuals and society, and a powerful means to make career planning more effective.