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The Probably Good Career Guide is a comprehensive resource designed to help individuals plan impactful careers by answering three essential questions.
The first section, What does it mean to make an impact?, focuses on helping individuals reflect on their values, analyze global challenges, and understand how careers can contribute to positive change. It introduces concepts like cause prioritization and personal motivations to guide career decisions.
The second section, What does an impactful career look like?, provides tools for evaluating specific roles. It explains how to assess a job’s potential for impact by looking at factors such as problem significance, role leverage, and personal fit. Readers also learn about building career capital—skills, experience, and connections that increase future opportunities for impact.
The third section, How can you apply this to your life?, offers practical steps for implementing career decisions. It covers how to find and evaluate career opportunities, set goals, and create a structured decision-making process. It encourages taking action by exploring roles, reducing uncertainties, and finding clarity on the next steps.
The guide combines reflective exercises, tools, and practical advice to support individuals in finding fulfilling and impactful careers. A condensed version is also available for a quicker read.
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