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Remember...if you can't tell an employer the type of job you want, he can't image how you can help his business. People who ask for "anything" usually end up with nothing.A good beginning is to decide what you are interested in doing.

The Georgia Department of Labor has several assessment tools that can help you identify your interests. You can match these interests to jobs you're qualified to do. If you are unsure of your job goal(s), ask about these assessment tools. Once you've identified jobs that interest you, you're ready to gather information about those jobs.
As you read about the jobs that interest you, ask yourself the following:
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BulletWhat is the average wage for this job locally? Is it the same range as my previous job? If lower, does it afford higher future earnings?
BulletWith a little research, you can begin to match your interests and skills to the requirements of jobs (remember the Skills Triangle?). Talking with someone who knows the local labor market will help you narrow your focus.
Georgia Department of Labor staff can provide information and will work with you individually as you make career decisions. Ask for their help.
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