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Evaluating Jobs

Evaluating Job Opportunities


One of the most difficult problems job seekers face is evaluating specific job offers in the context of both short and long-term goals. While most evaluations are subjective it is useful to develop some criteria for purposes of comparison.

Below are several factors that should be considered prior to accepting a position.

Will I enjoy doing this type of work - does it look like it will be fun?

Do I like the people: peers, superiors, and subordinates? Would I feel comfortable with them on both a professional and social level?

Are the environment and working conditions comfortable?

Does the position give me an opportunity to use all my skills - will I be challenged?

Am I comfortable with the management philosophy and style?

Does it meet my income expectations?

How soon will I be promoted - to what position?

Is the company poised for growth - what is its position in the industry?

Will I gain new skills to enhance my marketability for my next move?

Is the location acceptable?

Will I be required to relocate or travel?

Does the position provide visibility within the organization - within the industry?

Does it have the prestige level I seek - is my title acceptable?

 

 

 

 








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