CAREER_COUNSELLING_EN

In this example the option for human resource inspector represents the best choice (with
a score of 21.6 compared to 6 for project assistant).

A B C D E F

1 Result

valence

Instrumentality for Human

Resources Inspector: I-HRI

Instrumentality

for Project

Assistant: I-PA

2

Result

V I V x I-HRI I V x I-PA

3 Degree of interest +2 4 +8 2 +4

4 Degree of distress -1 3 -3 4 -4

5 Degree of freedom +1 4 +4 1 +1

6 Promotion perspectives +1 2 +2 3 +3

7 Job security +1 4 +4 0 0

8 Travels 0 2 0 3 0

9 Salary +2 4 +8 3 +6

10 Nice office +1 4 +4 2 +2

(^11) Total desirability +27
(algebraic sum)
+12
(algebraic sum)
(^12) Expectations
(possibility of
fulfilment)
0,8
0,5
(^13) Total score
21,6 6

NOTE :

• In column V x I (HRI) it will be necessary to use “=PRODUCT(B3:C3)” to
  find out the instrumentality of the degree of interest for human resource
  inspector, that is “=PRODUCT(B4:C4)” for degree of distress, etc. (for
  automatically inserting the formula in an entire column you click on the cell
  with the correct formula (D3 in our case), position the cursor in the lower
  right corner of the cell and when the cursor becomes a cross you click and
  pull the formula downwards to the last cell (D10 in our case).


• In column V x I (PA) it will be necessary to use “=PRODUCT(B3;E3)” to
  find out the instrumentality of the degree of interest for project assistant, that
  is ”=PRODUCT(B4;E4)” for degree of distress, etc.


• In order to find out the total desirability in D11 we introduce the sum formula
  “=SUM(D3:D10)”, for which in cell F11 we click on D11, move the cursor
  to the lower right corner until it becomes a cross and then we pull the formula
  to cell F11.