Step 1: Explore your interestsThere are many free quizzes available to help you identify types of careers that might be a good fit for you based on your interests and personality
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The U.S. Department of Labor supports this free inventory test to help people identify careers that would be a good fit for them.
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This is a quick and easy tool that asks a few questions to prioritize which "career clusters" might be a good fit for you. Each career cluster links to occupations within the cluster.
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Step 2: Look more closely at possible careers
Oregon Employment Department
Check out the "Career Explorer" to learn more about careers available, what they do, what they generally earn, what the job outlook is like in Oregon, and where you can find the right training or education.
Check out the "Career Explorer" to learn more about careers available, what they do, what they generally earn, what the job outlook is like in Oregon, and where you can find the right training or education.
Step 3: Talk with someone in a field that interests you and check it out in person
Sign-up to meet someone in the FOTC network who is willing to talk to you about what they do, arrange a visit to their office, or even mentor you in the career that interests you.