Using a Social Sciences Bachelors Degree research Job options and answer the following questions Describe the range of future career opportunities and professional options you researched with references to sources, such as Internet sites, professional organizations, etc.

In the book $$Launching the Right Career,$$ by Kate Wendleton, she discusses a Rule of Thumb, which states that statistically, in some industries and some markets, every $200$ contacts with employers $($meaning$,$ not necessarily just applying to open positions, but rather making contact with employers when jobs are already filled, open, or maybe even where jobs haven't even been created yet$)$ should yield a job seeker $7$ interviews, and $1$ job offer should result from $7$ interviews $($from different employers$).$ So the idea is that a job seeker would make some connection with $200$ targets, which would result in $7$ interviews, which would result in $1$ job offer. What is your reaction to this statistic?

What are your personal reactions to findings about the individual career you researched? Do you anticipate experiencing barriers or have concerns about pursuing this interest?

Please complete the$$Lasell College Career Brainstorming exercise and share your results. You do not need to complete the "Next Step" section.