I m Totally Confused for my career.?
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Seek and ye shall find.
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whut? \n\nhow old are you and what do you like to do.  It'd be good to find a career doing something you enjoy doing.  Figure out your priorities-- making more money or having more time, for example.
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Yeah, i worked in my field for about 10 months and now I am switchin to finances.  my major was psychology, how crazy is that.  \n\nI think alot of ppl are doin that now, sometimes the major you thought was cool and seemed cool to do, you get out in the world and realize it ain't what it's cracked up to be.  So if you are not happy in ur current position or field, explore other possibilities.  It's a big world out there and you gotta take a bite out of it. Best wishes!!!
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Oh hon, how old are you?  You sound JUST LIKE me when I was just finishing up school.\n\nNo one can (or should) tell you what to do with your life, especially not a bunch of strangers who know nothing about you.  It's a hard decision, and one that you need to really do a lot of soul searcing on.\n\nGo ahead and keep going to school.  Take a wide variety of subjects, and see what tickles your fancy.  Then do some research on those careers - what a typical work day is like, what a normal salary is, how much education is required, what the job market is like now, and what the projected job market will be like once you've finished your degree.\n\nI know you may be asking just to ask, but in case you are really looking for serious advice, I hate to see anyone do it the hard way like I did (married, working full time and going to school, too.)  I THOUGHT I knew what I wanted to do, and jumped straight into it my freshman year of college to find out I hated it.  Two major changes later I finally ended up dropping out.\n\nSo, since it sounds like we have a lot in common, besides accounting (what I do now) I have also considered - financial advisor, psychologist, teaching, engineering, and architecture.  I also plan, sometime in the next few years, to start my own business as a contract bookkeeper.\n\nEdited - typos galore :)
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The answer lies in YOU (within you). You still did not figure out who you are. Find out what drives you or motivates you. discover your passion, analyse your strengths and weaknesses, set your goal and decide what you want to be in future.\nIf you are armed with this information, you will be choosing the right job for yourself which you will keep forever and will strive to excell in that position, ofcourse you will grow in your career too.
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I have to tell you I have no idea about your chosen profession but I would suggest trying to talk to people already in the profession-maybe call or email(find a website that's local to your area). Also read want ads for particular area you're interested in-that should tell you requirements as well as what they like to see. Call them if possible. If you explain as you did above, and ask for help, someone will probably give good advice. \n\nGood luck!
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You might be viewing your degree in the wrong light.  How people see a degree is that someone can commite to something. \n\n Your next step is to focus on what you want to do and even volenteer your time to get just a little experience and that can make more of a difference that you might think.\n\nAt your old college you can go back and see about helping out with things in your degree field and that is viable experience as well.
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I'm assuming that you are just heading into college?....It seems like the best thing to think about when deciding on a career path is just think about the things that intrigue you and you are truly curious about.  Then branch out from there.  I have found it so valuable to get out there are work in your field to get a feel for things.  Even if you are at the lowest wrung on the ladder you can get a sense for if those environments will make you happy.  What I realized is those jobs that I thought were going to be sooooo great and rewarding were not at all after working there for a little while.
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Ed you are only 24, sorry to say that's not that's old people change their careers all the time some after more than 24 years in that said career. If you don't feel like starting over in a new career, then are you really ready for a new career?\n\nI always suggest finding a career counselor, in your area, and they can help you search out were your interest may lie. Often times there are many more opporunities than you ever imagine. Good luck!!
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You are old enough to decide your career path.  Your job needs to be what you want because you may be doing it most of your life and doing something you don't enjoy will make you miserable.  Be true to yourself..it is your life and your career.
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The whole thing confused me.
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It was really nice of you to think of becoming a professional in this field. Go for it and make yourself competent. Good Luck!
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It doesn't seem like you are qualified for any particular position.  You have been bouncing between completely different fields.  There are a lot of gaps on your resume (where were you from 1998 to 2000-no job listed for that time), you don't have any real education (undergraduate degree), the sentences are completely grammar inaccurate.  From what time to what time were you in school, did you graduate? with what degree? If you are applying for a waitress or the kitchen to was dishes or something-they don't need resumes there.  Otherwise I would advise you to change your resume.
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You shouldnt be confused nor worried. Just work hard, Do your level best - Write the exam..\n\nThink positive and be optimistic.
992177
Are you sure you are applying to the right job for yourself? Maybe you should consider your qualifications and apply other kind of jobs.. Best of luck for you...
810208
wow. all those professions are suitable for anyone. but it's weird how they are all so different. and it's great how your interested in all of them eventhough they are all so different from each other. i suggest you really sit down and ask yourself...WHAT WOULD I ENJOY THE MOST. WHAT WOULD BRING THE GREATEST SENSE OF SATISFACTION? and focus on that one. because if you love your job, then you'll continue to be good at it.\n\ngood luck and don't lose focus on your future.
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Nobody knows the future. Make good choices and ur future will be much nicer though. Good Luck