What do you consider as a good career?
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I would think that that depends on the person. You want a job that you enjoy, because nothing makes you more miserable then working a job you hate every day. You would most likely want something that can hold your interest and keep you challenged because otherwise it's boring. \n\n*And* you want one that puts you at an income you'd be comfortable living at. It's all well and good to be completely passionate about being a Candy Striper or something, but if it doesn't pay, and you're constantly struggling at home, well that's just as bad as working a dead end job you hate. \n\nBasically you want something you can balance in your own way. A job that you enjoy at a pay level you can live at, and that leaves you enough free time to do what you want outside of work.\n\nTo help find what specific type of career you'd personally do well at, I'd suggest taking one of the million vocational tests available online, and then looking into some of those.
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No not even close.  A career is for as long as it is useful, i.e. paying the bills or helping others or its just fun.
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Yes, I would be happy with what Ive done in my life so far.I'm raising 4 kids, going to college to be a nurse, working as a paramedic, and trying to be there for family and friends. So life is good for me. Helping people is something I love to do.
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Hardworking, fast learner, eager learner, good communication skills, ambitious, accurate, work with pride. I dont know what can you contribute to a company?
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Anything that really interests you! Any job can be cool if you enjoy it and look forward to going to work more often than not :-)\n\nMany people find that jobs that involve helping people are particularly cool and rewarding....others are more interested in jobs that allow them to express their creativity or solve challenging problems. When you get closer to working age, if you're still unsure of what kinds of careers you'd like to try, there are plenty of quizzes you can take to help you figure out what kinds of activities you enjoy and might be good at!
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Depends on what type of career you want.
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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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Work out what you enjoy doing,and what you're good at, and go from there. Choose jobs that interest you and what you know you will succeed in.. if you want to work your way up in a Company, choose one that will allow for this.
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No career is hard if you like it and are good at it.  Plus compensation increases the more you love your job.
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Of course, good salary or commission
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I think that if it's something that you are interested in doing then go for it. It sounds like it would be a pretty good job especially if it's something you like. Good luck with your future.
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What are you best at? Highs and lows of both? What do you most enjoy? Are there any future career prospects? Salary? etc, these are the things you need to consider. Only you can make the final decision.
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It depends upon the job you are going for.\nFirst tell why you like that job and then tell about why you like the company/organisation and then say few good words about U.A.E. like it is a very prosperous country , good opportunities for growth, good money, excellent facilities and you always fantacised about going there....make your own answer.
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I'm pretty good at it. I usually work freelance and I'm always called back, in fact sometimes I have to make a choice as to who I'm going to work for, so the answer is, yes I am really good at my job, and I'd never kiss up to anyone. I'm too darn stubborn and self-confident.
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It's really great that you're thinking seriously about career matters. I think the best advice I got was from Joseph Campbell, you might have read it too: "Follow your bliss."\n\nHe says you can choose an "easy" or safe career, and make money, but then you might also miss your calling in life.\n\nIf you choose to follow your bliss (what makes you feel truly alive), then you will end up with the money also (as did Campbell).\n\nOf course, some fields are more competitive than others. But the media world is experiencing explosive growth, and there is so much opportunity (just check www.brightcove.com for example to see a bit of the future).\n\nThe "competitiveness" or job prospect data of any industry out there, only serve to discourage people who do not have courage. With determination, passion, a focus on excellence and boundless courage, you can do anything in this life.
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You shouldn't ever guage how you determine the course of your life or career based on what you think someone else will think of you. You should take a position that will fulfill you more in your career and within yourself.\n\nIf your boss is a good person, and you're open, honest and straightforward in your pursuit of a different position, then your boss will encourage you to better yourself. If (s)he doesn't, then (s)he isn't really a good person to work for.
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Good for you, hope you found a job you enjoy