Making a Difference Long-Term What kind of work schedule and flexibility are you aiming for in the long term?

Once you have your first information interview and still want to learn more, it's a good idea to ask the person you're interviewing whether there's anyone else ... What has been your career path? ▫ What do you like best/least about your job/career? ▫ If you had to do it over again, would you ... What has your career path been like to date? Is it representative of most people in this kind of position? What kind of education/training do you have? Are you ... you can about a specific career industry, job position, or company. It is ... • Write down what you learned, what more you would like to know, and what your next ... activity or lifestyle that appeals to you. • Individuals who work in a setting you would like to pursue. • Individuals who work in career areas in which you are ... ... you may want to work in the future. You may feel awkward reaching out to ... Emphasize that you are looking for information, not a job. (5) Conduct the ... You can obtain valuable information about a type of career through an informational interview. ... What do you enjoy about this job/employer? Advice: What can I ... ... you are today? What types of things would you recommend I do right now to prepare for a career like yours? Additional Considerations. Below are a few ... The main goal of informational interviewing is to gather information that can help you make a decision about your future career. You will probably want to know ... What do you like most / least about this career? Is your job typical of others in this field? What are current job prospects like? Are there related fields you ...