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Caitlin Dartez created an infographic to explore career options that align with her values of helping people achieve goals through creativity, planning, design, and innovation. Her strengths in associates, implementation, leadership, and service point towards careers that allow her to use her creativity to help others through planning, design, and innovation in a way that supports her values and interests.
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Career Expo Info Graphic
- 1. CAITLIN DARTEZ CAREER EXPLORATION INFOGRAPHIC “Motivated by helping people achieve goals in creative ways” VALUES ASSOCIATES WAY OF LIFE CREATIVITY STRENGTHS IMPLEMENTATION PLANNING DESIGN INTEREST LEADERSHIP SERVICE INNOVATION