Satendra Kushwha

This is an essential step in the career planning process and for many people the most difficult, raising a host of questions. How do I go about it? What criteria do I use? Who do I compare myself with?

There are three main criteria which are vital for career planning. A knowledge of your:

abilities and skills eg. problem solving, communicating
interests eg. the environment, music, sport
values eg. wanting to be successful, wanting to help others
In this process you are not necessarily making comparisons between yourself and others but intrapersonally. That is, looking at your range of skills and interests to see which are the more important. To do this you can review your previous experience to identify your particular interests and strengths. You can use a variety of questionnaires or computer assisted guidance systems. You can also ask other people for their impressions of your personality and values. Getting personal feedback of this kind may be reassuring, even surprising, and it will certainly be illuminating

my hobby is listening to music. bcoz music makes me tension
free. and i hope every one like enjoying music. it gives me
a peaceful mind.and also acting and dancing