What would be your ideal career - if you could do anything?
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I would be a chocolate tester in a bed shop.
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anything you wanna do.  And anything you set your mind to do
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What is a GOOD job? \n\nI would classify a good job as one that I can earn a decent wage along with one that I would really enjoy doing.\n\nI would check out the local newspaper.
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goals: what do you want to do after you get this degree..where do you want to work..non profit, profit, etc. What do you want to do career wise with this degree. GL
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But what would you do ?
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easy! what do you like doing best? what would to like to do for the rest of your life without waking up in the morning with a grin on your face?
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what do you want to do?
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How long do you plan to work for us?\nIs this job the best use of your talents and interests?  If not, maybe we have a job better suited for you.\nWill you enjoy doing this job?
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do whatever you want to do
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You want career prospects where and in what job field?
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Whoever you'd want to be.
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I would love to be able to fly, read-minds,super flexible, telepathic, strong, control the weather, see the future, super speed, and anything else you can think of... Some times I can see things, but that's all ill say about that.. Later Dude...
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I would choose to be omniscient.\n\nIf I knew all, I would theoretically be capable of not only knowing 'why I am here', but be able to do anything.\n\n:-)
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if i would be in ur place my first aim would be to get as much as experience and knowledge as possible.and then i would join a company which had my core subject in it so that i could use the knowledge of both fields.and then i could easily excel in my core field.
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The ideal would be for people to choose a career where they are passionate about. But people are different.  \n\nMany people go through life without even knowing what their passion is. So they go to the next best thing which is to do what they feel offers the best future for them\n\nOr they know their passions, but lacked the courage to pursue it.  Maybe it's too risky, too offbeat, or parents/friends frown upon it. Hence they simply do "what is expected of them" by everyone else and stay to the path of choosing a career based on earnings and social status.\n\nSome belatedly discover their passions in life so they simply pursue a career that they think will offer them a good return; or maybe pursue their next-best thing. I interviewed a former editor of National Geographic magazine, who quit his job at the age of 52. At that time, he discovered that his passion is not writing, but pottery. He bought a farm house in Virginia and pursued his passion of becoming a potter. He now exhibits his works and participates in craft shows.
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What do you like to do? What are you good at?
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Generally, I just say that my dream job is one that challenges me to work to my full potential, has opportunity for move-up and allows me to creatively & efficiently perform any task that I set out to do, as this would create a sense of a job well done and the ability to have pride in myself.\n\nCompanies eat that nonsense up... and that's exactly what they want to hear.