This document outlines 50 ideas for a stakeholder to consider when deciding on a career path, grouped into the following categories: research options like vocational exams, internships, workshops and talking to professionals; financial considerations such as education costs, living expenses, and career stability; work-life balance factors like location, schedule, and lifestyle fit; and self-reflection on interests, skills, and long-term career satisfaction and sustainability. The key ideas highlighted are: conducting research on different career fields, taking a vocational exam to assess career fit, and doing an internship for hands-on experience in potential careers.

1. Ideate

2. How can I help the stakeholder to decide for a career?
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3. 1. Vocational examination
2. Research about the intentional career
3. Internship
4. Participation in workshops
5. Reading books about it
6. Watching videos
7. Talking to professionals
8. Talking to family and close friends
9. Doing technical courses
10. Save money
11. Figure out if this new career will give you stability
12. If you have an opportunity to grow up in this career
13. Think about your physical condition
14. What should you invest in this new career
15. Work experience in another countries

4. 16. Quality of Life
17. Always studying about your choice
18. Money X Career
19. Career + Quality of life
20. Career = Happiness
21. If this career you can help the society
22. If with this career you can buy the things you need
23. If you have to move to another city / country because of your career
24. Target
25. Family support
26. How many years until the graduation
27. Best Universities
28. Best Post Graduation
29. Best Employers
30. Changes

5. 31. Meeting people in the area
32. Do you need a bus, car or bike to arrive into your job?
33. What kind of food do you need to eat daily?
34. Partneships with another collegues from another fields.
35. Time to relax
36. Time to do sports
37. Curriculum Vitae
38. Home made food X Eating outside
39. What kind of clients do you want to reach?
40. Do you need to learn foreign languages to your career?
41. Creating a table of prices for your clients
42. Do you have a icon in your area?
43. What were his or her failures that has taught you how to deal with
similar situations?
44. Patience
45. Budget

6. 46. Invest
47. Learning about the others experiences
48. Could you work in this career when you become 60?
49.What kind of benefits the government offers to the people in the
choosen career.
50. What is your differencial in this career?

7. Selection of three ideas
i. the most practical idea (one that could be easily
implemented)
Research about the intentional career – He can access
internet, read books and magazines and talk to
professionals in those fields.

8. ii. the most disruptive idea (one that would make a
huge impact, regardless of how feasible or
affordable it is)
 Vocational examination

9. III. your favorite idea (one idea that you are excited
about for whatever reason... you don’t have to
justify why)
Internship – because only when we practice
something, you can say if you really like it.