$3.$ The theory that too few students get the help they need in setting clear career paths suggests that colleges should provide more career counseling. However, according to the National Survey of Student Engage$-$ment, only $43$ percent of college seniors talked very often or often about career plans with a faculty member or adviser; $39$ percent did sometimes, and $17$ percent never did. How about you? Have you sought career advice or counseling from resources available at your school? Do you plan to$?$ Have you sought advice elsewhere? If so$,$ where elsewhere and why elsewhere? $4.$ The Gallup survey measured levels of engagement by asking respondents whether they agreed or disagreed with several statements about postargdugtion work experiences. Here are six of those statements: $-$ Ihave opportunities to learn and grow. $-$ My opinions seem to count. $-$ I have the opportunity to do what I do best every day. $-$ I Ihave the tools and resources I need to do my job. $-$ My supervisor encourages my development. $4.$ The Gallup survey measured levels of engagement by asking respondents whether they agreed or disagreed with several statements about postergdyation work experiences. Here are six of those statements: $-$ Ihave opportunities to learn and grow. $-$ My opinlons seem to count. $-$ Ihave the opportunity to do what I do best every day. $-$ Ihave the tools and resources I need to do my job. $-$ My supervisor encourages my development. $-$ knows what is expected of me$.$ List these six statements in their order of importance to you as probable factors in your satisfaction with a job. Be prepared to discuss your priorities.