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    • Job satisfaction is often linked to aligning personal interests with professional roles.
    • Effective career planning requires a deep understanding of individual motivations and experiences.

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    • To outline a foundational approach to career exploration centered on self-awareness.
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    Main Methods:

    • The study emphasizes introspection and self-assessment.
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