“…The third is career construction and life design, which is characterized by building career stories, reconstructing plots and themes, and creating life portraits that are consistent with the life-career design paradigm. Three aspects must be met in making a career plan, namely: (1) Knowledge and understanding of oneself, namely knowledge and understanding of talents, interests, personality, potential, academic achievement, ambitions, limitations and resources; (2) Knowledge and understanding of the world of work, namely knowledge of the terms and conditions needed for access to losses, compensation, employment, profits and opportunities and job prospects in various fields in the world of work; (3) Realistic reasoning of the relationship of knowledge and understanding of oneself with knowledge and understanding of the world of work, namely the ability to make a realistic reasoning in planning or choose a field of work and/or continuation education that considers knowledge and self-understanding possessed with knowledge and understanding of the world of work (Putro & Japar, 2019).…”