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When development opportunities have not been offered by my company, I have sought them out on my own.
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I am responsible for my success or failure in my career.
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Overall, I have a very independent, self-directed career.
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Freedom to choose my own career path is one of my most important values.
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I am in charge of my own career.
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Ultimately, I depend on myself to move my career forward.
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Where my career is concerned, I am very much “my own person.”
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In the past, I have relied more on myself than on others to find a new job when necessary.
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I navigate my own career, based on my personal priorities, as opposed to my employer's priorities.
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It does not matter much to me how other people evaluate the choices I make in my career.
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What is most important to me is how I feel about my career success, not how other people feel about it.
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I will follow my own conscience if my company asks me to do something that goes against my values.
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What I think about what is right in my career is more important to me than what my company thinks.
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In the past I have sided with my own values when the company has asked me to do something I do not agree with.
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I seek job assignments that allow me to learn something new.
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I would enjoy working on projects with people across many organisations.
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I enjoy job assignments that require me to work outside of the organisation.
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I like tasks at work that require me to work beyond my own department.
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I enjoy working with people outside of my organisation.
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I enjoy jobs that require me to interact with people in many different organisations.
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I have sought opportunities in the past that allow me to work outside the organisation.
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I am energised in new experiences and situations.
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I like the predictability that comes with working continuously for the same organisation.
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I would feel lost if I could not work for my current organisation.
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I prefer to stay in a company I am familiar with rather than look for employment elsewhere.
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If my organisation offered lifetime employment, I would never desire to seek work in other organisations.
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In my ideal career I would only work for one organisation.