What Color Is Your Parachute 2018 by Richard N. Bolles copy

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Think of each job you’ve ever held, and then for each job jot down any
system or procedure that you learned there. For example: “Worked in a
warehouse: learned how to use a forklift and crane, inventory control,
logistics automation software, warehouse management systems, JIT (just
in time) techniques, teamwork principles, and how to supervise
employees.”
Or, “Worked at a fast food place: learned how to prepare and serve
food, how to wait on customers, how to make change, how to deal with
complaints, how to train new employees, etc.”
PART 2. WHAT YOU KNOW, OUTSIDE OF WORK
Jot down any bodies of knowledge that you picked up on your own just
because the subject fascinated you, such as: antiques, gardening, cooking,
budgeting, decorating, photography, crafts, spirituality, sports, camping,
travel, repairing things, flea markets, scrapbooking, sewing, art
appreciation at museums, how to run or work in a volunteer organization,
and so on.
a. Also think of anything you learned in high school (or college) that
you prize knowing today: keyboarding? Chinese? accounting?
geography? Is this knowledge important to you? Figure that out later;