Donald Said:

What is the relationship between educational achievement and career planning?

We Answered:

It would seem that the more years of education one has (Master's degree, Law degree, Medical degree), the more options one has at the end of those years in terms of career opportunities.

Darren Said:

what aspects should be covered under the heading of "career planning"?

We Answered:

Where you want to end up
What training you will need to get there
Knowledge and experience you can gain to get there
How you can plan time frames for any training
Detail your commitment
How you can contribute to the costs

Write it the same way you would if you were planning a list for a holiday or general 'To Do list'
Good luck

Isaac Said:

What is a good career planning website for college students?

We Answered:

I would suggest that you go with blackcollegian.com - They have much class. Also, they will definitely put you on the right track. Some of those miscellaneous websites are full of 'mess.' The websites that you get from this one website will be invaluable and will steer you correctly. I wish you well as always. Peace!

Melvin Said:

What is a societal or workplace trend that affects career planning?

We Answered:

do you compromise your ethics for promotion?

Henry Said:

what's the lifetime career planning for a marketing clerk?

We Answered:

a) Marketing people gain respect when they truly appreciate the sales effort - a brief stint in field sales/ channel sales can help gain credibility.
b) If u r not so much a sales person, u cud try Market Research as a field - Specialized role that needs ur analytical ability.
c) An MBA degree can help if u r serious about a career in marketing.
d) Of the various stuff u do in marketing, which one are u most good at? If it is data analysis, move to research. If it is promotion, try an ad agency. If it is strategy & tactics, try sales. In short- move from generalist to specialist, wherever u r good at.

ALL THE BEST!!!!

Rick Said:

What are the steps I should be taking for my individual career planning? I am currently at a job and want to ?

We Answered:

It's great that you are thinking ahead. This website listed below in the source area will give you exactly the info you are asking about. This entire section of the site is dedicated to pro-actively managing your career to stay in the game and stay marketable.

Another thing you may want to do is join www.linkedin.com and build your network. It's a good thing to build it now so when you need it to network for a new job, it will be there. It also keeps you engaged in the discussions going on in your field to keep you up to date on the important topics in your industry. Good luck!