King bell
VIP Contributor
Choosing a career is perhaps the most important decision you will ever make. It can determine your quality of life, future income, and even happiness. Now, everyone has different priorities and values but it is worth considering what career might be a good fit for you. In this thread we will go over the three very basic ways to find a career that satisfies your needs.
The first method would be to do some research on career fields that interest you or catch your attention when browsing job listings or advertisements. The internet is the best place to conduct this research. You can find the average salaries for all professions, salaries for specific careers in your area of study, and you can even explore potential careers based on your interests.
Another method is to do some research on occupations that are in demand and required by most companies. While there are a few who will hire with no requirements at all, it is smart to choose an occupation that fills a need that companies are looking to fill. That way you will have a higher chance of employment and you probably won't have to move if you decide to change jobs.
The third method is to talk with someone who has the career that you are trying to get into. They can give you valuable insight on what the daily duties, responsibilities, and challenges of the occupation are. They can also warn you about any drawbacks and difficulties associated with their occupation. If they love their career and can't stop talking about it, they likely found a good fit so keep them in mind as a potential source of advice.
Taking these steps will help guide your decision making process and hopefully point you in the right direction towards your desired career field.
The first method would be to do some research on career fields that interest you or catch your attention when browsing job listings or advertisements. The internet is the best place to conduct this research. You can find the average salaries for all professions, salaries for specific careers in your area of study, and you can even explore potential careers based on your interests.
Another method is to do some research on occupations that are in demand and required by most companies. While there are a few who will hire with no requirements at all, it is smart to choose an occupation that fills a need that companies are looking to fill. That way you will have a higher chance of employment and you probably won't have to move if you decide to change jobs.
The third method is to talk with someone who has the career that you are trying to get into. They can give you valuable insight on what the daily duties, responsibilities, and challenges of the occupation are. They can also warn you about any drawbacks and difficulties associated with their occupation. If they love their career and can't stop talking about it, they likely found a good fit so keep them in mind as a potential source of advice.
Taking these steps will help guide your decision making process and hopefully point you in the right direction towards your desired career field.
