Experience

Expand your experience. Volunteer for special projects or assignments that are outside your everyday role. Discuss your goals with your boss, an HR representative, or a senior leader

Customers

Be customer-centric. Whether your customers are internal or external, know their wants and needs, and be fervent about meeting them

Networking

Work Your Network. Your college alumni organization offers strong referral and reference support

Education

When formatting education, include the name of the college or university, its city and state, anticipated graduation date, extracurricular activities and courses related to your job target

Perseverance

With perseverance and a plan, you can reach your goals-don't let anyone tell you different. Block out the negativity and focus on what you can reasonably do to keep yourself on track

Organization's goal

Work in step with your company's goals. Connect the dots from your role to your company's vision and key objectives. How does your work align with the organization's goals?

Hobbies

You can turn almost any hobby into a career, Do what you love, and the money will follow.

Take care of yourself

You might be feeling so busy with the career transition that you barely have time to sleep or eat

Career choice

if the thought of sitting still for long periods of time sends shivers down your spine, try to think outside the cubicle

Accomplishments

List your accomplishments that might fit in. Don't worry about formatting these skills for a resume at this point. You just want to start thinking about what skills you have.

Set goals

Once you select a career to pursue, set realistic goals that will help you achieve it.

Realize Any Risk:

Some jobs are certainly safer bets than others, requiring just a slight adjustment to your job search and some hours in a new industry.

Tools

Different online tools can guide you through the process of self-discovery. Questions, quizzes, and personality assessments can't tell you what your perfect career would be

Skills:

Consider skills you've learned not only from your job but also from hobbies, volunteering, or other life experiences

Career choice

Before signing on to a job, ensure that both the company and the position are reliable, and not likely to lay you off or disappear

Assess yourself

Every person has different values, interests, and objectives. This means that certain people will be particularly suited to certain jobs, and especially inappropriate for others.

Network

When you network, u become united to real people n real ideas, and likes and dislikes, and hopefully to ur future job,this can be accomplished thru internships, career shadowing, and interviews

Read up

Explore the options- Now that your list is a more manageable size, take the time to read up on each profession.