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Summary Of Career Choice: Easy For Us: Spider-Man By Bryan Dik
In Bryan Dik’s article “Career Choice: Easy for Superheroes, Hard for Us: Spider-Man and the Power of Person-Environment Fit” (p. 233) his ideas are presented in a logical way. In paragraph one he starts by engaging his readers about what it would be like having superpowers and uses a popular character, Spider-Man (A.K.A Peter Parker). He uses Peter Parker as an example reminding us how awkward he was as a teen and how his transformation to Spider-Man may have changed his path in life. Dik reminds us of Peter’s hobbies or interest before the change such as photography and science. During the article, he states “People have unique patterns of interest, abilities personality, values etc. The challenge is figuring out what career path is the
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