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Assignment 9 Career Mapping
Assignment 9 Career Mapping
Value: 5%
Due Date: Week 12
Format: MS Word or PDF files only
Assignment 9: (5%) – Due in the Career Mapping D2L dropbox by the beginning of lab in
Week 12
Assignment 9: Career Mapping * Value: 5% Name: Md Shazzad Ur Rahman
Think back to the personal assessments you completed at the beginning of the course, the material on
networking, and professionalism. This document is a summation of all you have learned and know about
yourself. If you consult it on a regular basis, revising it as your life develops, it can provide you with a
road map.
*with materials developed by the American Council on Education (ACE) Office of Women in Higher
Education with input from Nancy Archer Martin, Jennifer L. Bloom, and Patricia van der Vorm and S.
Norman. Permission granted by ACE to use the exercise.
Career Mapping
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I want to do the job that I am aiming for because (list three reasons):
1. Exciting and challenging work . It requires attention to detail and problem-solving skills.
2. Opportunities for travel and exploration. Depending on the type of drilling I do, there may be
opportunities to travel to new locations and explore different parts of the world.
3. Good pay and benefits. I can earn a competitive salary with good benefits, which can include health
insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off.
I currently lack the following skills to do the job that I am aiming for (think about your employability and
personal skills):
1. Technical knowledge : I need to complete my program and also need to complete my coop. I
also need to attend drilling conferences and workshops to improve my technical knowledge.__
2. Attention to details :To improve this skills I need to take notes when needed, Double-check
my work, Get feedback from colleagues or friends.
3. Communication skills : Effective communication skills are essential for success in a drilling
job. To improve this I have to Practice active listening, use clear and concise language and use
visual aids
Concrete steps I can take to get to my first position in my new career are:
As a student of Resources Drilling I need to research more about this industry, job requirements, and
potential career paths. I will use social sites like Linkedin to make professional connections. Updating my
resume and cover letter . Will take some relevant training to gain knowledge and skills and Apply for the
job.
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I worked as a Sales professional for about 5 years. My greatest accomplishment was increasing sales in a
region that wasn't doing well. Every time we entered a new market, the business lost money. In reality,
because of the low sales volume, they had discussed halting the supply to that market. I requested a
month from my manager to work on my regional sales. I made the decision to temporarily relocate to the
market because I was only a few towns away and wanted to study how the intended consumer group
behaved in order to determine why they did not interact with our goods. I spent roughly two weeks
gathering input from various people before using the following two weeks to raise awareness of the
product in the neighborhood by giving detailed instructions on how to utilize it. That region became our
largest market and our company's sales rose by 10% after a month of the new demonstrations. I received a
promotion to sales manager in charge of the region, where I made sure we met the monthly goal.
Work hours and schedule: I want to make my Work-life balance . My expectation is to work 5
days a week and not more then 12 hours per day._
Professional limitations (factors that may limit your choices) – If so, what, how much, and why:
Geographic location: Location plays a vital role in professional life. I would like to avoid areas
like Yukon and Nunavut because the weather here are very harsh. It will be difficult for me to
sustain there.
Family responsibilities: Family is very important for everyone’s life. I want to make work-life
balance. I am ready to relocated anywhere but not for more then 2 months. I work for my family
and I want to spent some times with my family as well.
Need for a pay cheque more than a fulfilling career: For me fulfilling career and personal
satisfaction are more important than a high salary. It's important to note that a fulfilling career and
financial stability are not necessarily mutually exclusive. If I focus on my career then I will gain
more experience and skills, which will help me to get higher pay cheque.
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Culture/Environment: Fairness and Equality. A workplace that values fairness and equality can
foster a sense of trust and respect among employees.
Work styles: Flexible .A flexible work environment can be appealing to people who value work-
life balance and have personal commitments outside of work.
Teamwork or independence: Teamwork. Working in a team will allow me to learn from others
and benefit from their diverse perspectives and skill sets. Teams can also provide support and help
me to overcome challenges and obstacles.
Reward system: There are some common reward systems that companies may offer including :
Recognition and Appreciation
Many companies offer recognition and appreciation programs that
acknowledge employees' achievements and contributions.
Performance-Based Rewards
Rewards based on performance, such as promotions or stock options, can
motivate employees to achieve their goals and improve their performance.
Compensation and Benefits
Compensation and benefits are a traditional form of reward that include
salary, bonuses, health insurance, retirement plans, and other perks.
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The following people are currently in my active network for future positions (list four):
4. Bailey Holmes
I think the following will be the most important issues for me during the next five years (things I need to
consider in planning my career):
Here are some of the significant issues that may impact your career in drilling:
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informed and adapt to changing circumstances to ensure that I have a successful and fulfilling career in
this field.
Alternative career/life scenarios for me are: (If this position doesn’t work out, what is my back-up plan
(what else can I do)?
As a student of Resources Drilling , there are some alternative profession I can take :
Geologist:
Geologists study the Earth's physical structure and natural resources. My background in
drilling could be helpful in this field, as geologists often work with drilling companies to explore
and evaluate natural resources.
Sales Representative:
Sales representatives work to promote and sell products or services to customers. With my
knowledge of drilling equipment and processes, I could be a good fit for a sales representative role
in the drilling industry or related fields.
Data Analyst:
Data analysts work to collect, analyze, and interpret data to identify patterns and trends. In
the drilling industry, data analysis is becoming increasingly important, and my experience and
knowledge in drilling could be useful in this field
All the questions are vital. It will help mr to take control of my careers and plan for my professional
development , adaptability and accountability. By creating a roadmap for my career, I can stay focused,
motivated, and on track to achieve my career aspirations.
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