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Posted by admin on 19 Jan 2008 at 09:01 pm | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Remember your school days. The dreaded day when you took the state wide career assessment test. A test that spanned several hours? An exam to expose your strongest career interest. And then when you received the results you were surprised at their findings.You were detailed oriented and good with mechanical things. Or you were an outdoor type and scientifically inclined. This ultimately left you puzzled.Fast forward several years. Job evaluation or career assessment exams might cost several hundred dollars. But, listen very closely to this. I am going to let you in on a little secret. You will easily select the perfect business with the following brief business/career evaluation test.This article will show you an easy way to select the business that is right for you! One that perfectly matches your skills, background, and abilities. So grab a sheet of paper or open up your text editor and let’s get started!First, list all the business ideas that you are considering on a sheet of paper in the order of your interest. Try to narrow your list down to about five choices or less.Now, list the idea that you are really crazy about first. The idea that you like least in last place.Once you have your list of business ideas you will rate them on a scale of 0 to 3.0-none1-less than average2-average3-above averageNext, you will score each idea according to the following categories.Your Knowledge:What do you know about this business idea? Will you need to seek further education or training. Will you need to consult professionas?Rating:0-no knowledge1-some knowledge2-limited knowledge3. working knowledgeExperience:Many people might have knowledge about an interest but limited experience. Perhaps you know everything there is to know about cars. But have you ever worked as a car mechanic? Or you are a whiz at designing web sites but have you ever worked for a web site developer?Rating:0-no experience1-indirect experience2-limited experience3- familiar with the businessSkills:Concentrate on the skills that are essential to that business idea. To what extent do you have those skills. Will you need to upgrade your skills to enter this field? Rating:0-none1-limited skills2-some skills3 extensive skillsEntry:What will it cost you to enter this field? How about the competition? Is the market in your area filled with others running this type of business? If you operate the business out of your home the cost will be much less than leasing a business office or building. But if there are a few dozen operating the same type of business in your local area your pool of customers will be limited. Thus entry into this field might be very difficult.Rating:0-crowded field1-limited entry2-limited competition3-Unrestricted entryUnique:Are you providing the same service as others in your competing area? Is there something that is different about your service or product? Are you providing something that others in your area are not? For example if you are starting an auto repair service you might offer free car wash with service or a discount. Or if you offer a web design service you might provide search engine optimization along with free submission to top search engines.Rating:0-Service widely available1-Only a few are offering the service in your area.2-One or two in your area3-None providing this service in your area.Chart Example FollowsBiz Idea Knowledge Experience Skills Entry Unique =Total1. ——————————————————————2. ——————————————————————3. ——————————————————————4. ——————————————————————5. ——————————————————————Now Tally up your scores in the right hand column. Which idea scored high? Great! Go for it! You now know the perfect home business for YOU! And it only cost a few moments of self evaluation. And ultimately might lead to life long profits.
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