Career Day

A person can only have one career in his life. Fact or Fiction?

• Fact

• Fiction

Answer explanation

Fiction.

A person's career can change with interest and abilities developed over time

You can be whatever you want in your career. Fact or Fiction?

• Fact

• Fiction

Answer explanation

With efforts in the right direction , one can definitely achieve their goals and aspirations

All careers in Finance require Professional Qualifications like CPA/CFA etc. Fact or Fiction?

• Fact

• Fiction

Networking is critical. Fact or Fiction?

• Fiction

• Fact

Answer explanation

The more people you meet, the more knowledge you'll have of job requirements and potentials. The network can act as knowledgeable sounding board to discuss new positions for additional learning

The Panelist for today were

• Masuda san and Vang Ban

• Maksuda san and Van Bang

• Masuda san and

  Van Bang

Your next job should tick all your boxes. Fact or Fiction?

• Fact

• Fiction

Answer explanation

As long as the next position offers a learning opportunity and more of what you want, you're moving in the right direction.

A mentor will tell me exactly what to do in my career. Fact or Fiction?

• Fact

• Fiction

Answer explanation

A mentor can help with perspective and knowledge and act as a guide to a successful career path, but the choice rests with you. YOU MAKE YOUR OWN CAREER.

My performance at work alone will determine my progress. Fact or Fiction?

• Fact

• Fiction

Answer explanation

While job performance is an important aspect, your attitude towards learning and people will take you further along the road.

You should only apply for roles if it matches all your qualifications. Fact or Fiction?

• Fact

• Fiction

Answer explanation

You don't need to be a perfect match. The ideal next role is one where you know you'll be able to succeed & still have room for advancement

If I wait long enough, luck will eventually bring me to the right career.

• Fact

• Fiction

Answer explanation

Most people will benefit from a plan -- a full investigation and thorough consideration of different occupations. It is unlikely that you will just "bump into" the occupation that will perfectly match your skills and interests or satisfy your most important values.