how do i find a job I love?
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There are all new companies every 4 years, and an employment duration of 1 year.
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Might want to start with what you don't like about the job?  Is it the people, profession, industry, job function, etc.?  And tackle problem from there.  \n\nThen find out what are other options.  Transfer to other dept? Other location?  \n\nIf nothing works, and you definitely want to get out of it, a good place to start would be figuring out what you LIKE to do that will also bring you income.  (Some community colleges offer classes in that perspective.)  Also talk to your friends to find out what your strengths are.  Hit the newspaper and see if anything interest you.  Start from there and see how it goes.  \n\nGood luck with job search.
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Flip Burgers. \n\nNo, actually the best thing to keep in mind when you conducting a job search is what you WANT to do.  The answer to that question will inevitably have more to do with your happiness and success than what you are QUALIFIED to do.  Most employers are more interested in what you've DONE and what you WANT TO DO than WHAT YOU'VE STUDIED anyway.  \n\nThink about what you like doing, where you'd like to be five/ten years from now, and what choices you'd like to have.  Don't let your degre determine what you can do.  People change jobs every 3-5 years and careers every 7-10, on average.  That you have a degree is much more important than what it's in specifically.  \n\nThe best advice I can give you is that whatever you choose, do something that will give you more options in the future (as opposed to fewer).  You never know how the circumstances in your life will affect your interests down the road.
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take some time to think about how happy you really are with your job and where your career is taking you. if you feel like you want to try something else, go for it. you can always come back to a similar job in that field but you will never know if youre missing out on something you would love if you dont try!
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When the job you do makes you happy. And this is a very personal thing. It's unlikely a job like this will land on your feet, you need to actively search for it, build your skills, and target it.  Whilst looking for it, you may discover many things about yourself that you did not know beforehand. And that makes it exciting.\ngood luck in finding your dream job.
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Think about what you do that you're good at that makes you happy, that makes you feel like you're in sync with the universe.  See if you can find something to do that connects with that.  And don't worry about not knowing yet, that just means your experience of the world isn't wide enough at this point.  Graduate and start general studies in college, like someone else said, and read read read--get out and try things, volunteer, get exposure to all the things people do to make the world work.\n\nThere's a great show called Dirty Jobs--I always laugh when I see it, because it's full of things no one would ever think of doing for a living, and yet, here are all these people doing them!  They found their way there somehow, and so will you.
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Quit.  Yiu will find another job, but you need to understand that looking for the right job for you is a full time job in its self.  follow your passion and you will find that your next job may not be a job at all, but perhaps a lifetime fullment.
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Be your self, the them you realised thats what you felt was right for you and you can do it better than your current job or you've been dying to do that very job but your chances have been minimal. hope this helps.
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First you have to see what you are, than set your aim and find job which suits you. Always remember select the field in which you can perform. This is the most important thing for progress.\n\nYou can search jobs from search engines provided by jobstreet.com, monsterindia.com, jobsahed.com, timesjob.com naukri.com etc.
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resign and look for a job that treats you well
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"Good" jobs are everywhere, but they are also likely to attract a lot of high-quality candidates. In addition to applying for them, you should also pay attention to problems that companies are experiencing in their IT department.\n\nPropose a solution, and offer to work on contract so they see what you are capable of.\n\nIn other words, try to find problems then try to solve them. This will require that you talk to a lot of people and network aggressively.\n\nDon't look for "jobs", look for "problems." If you can solve problems, companies sometimes will create a job for you. A job, in fact, is only a problem that is persistent.\n\nI advise and coach people on career strategies, and I always tell them to look for problems to which they can offer solutions. Companies just love problem-solving people!\n\nOn the other hand, companies and HR people are not too crazy about "job seekers." So it's better to position yourself as a solution person, and be ready to explain what kind of solution you are offering to companies.
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We cannot really tell you how to find a best job for the simple reason there is none!\n\nInstead of the 'best' job you should say the most 'suitable' for YOU!\n\nOf course no-one knows you better than yourself( except God) so it depends on your personality, your hobbies and your skills!\n\nBut you can ask yourself some questions though:\n1- Why do I think this job may be a good option?\n2- How is it gonna affect my life?\n3- How much pay and free-time will I get?\n4- In what category should I base my efforts on?\n5- What is a back-up job?\n6- How does my personality, hobbies, habbits and skills fit or make me more or less suitable for this job?\n7- Where do I wanna live?\n8- Am I gonna raise a family; if so, how much quality time will this job allow me to spend with them?\n9- Am I encouraged by anyone to go for this job?\n10- Do I know anyone with experience or that can help me be good at this job?\n11- Does this job suits my beliefs, relations and character?\n12- How much do I need to change/learn to be eligible for this job?\n\nAnd much more, so you see only you can do it, there was only one shortcut to such a decision and if you're reading this thn you already have used it!\n\nGood Luck!\n\nWith all due respect, sincerity and honesty!\n\n                                             Emmanuel!
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This is just a suggestion, but maybe you'd find more "happiness" if you looked for it outside of your job.  Many people look for their careers to bring them satisfaction in life.  Maybe taking up a hobby or doing something that you've always wanted to do will be helpful.  Take some type of class and stay with it until you are good at it.  This new skill or perfected skill will help you feel better.  Also, doing volunteer work is great.  You seem as if you have many talents.  Have you considered teaching someone else what you know?  By having interest outside of your job, you gain identity and know who you are regardless of the type of work that you do.\n     People who are multi-talented sometimes bore easily.  Perfecting what you already know or teaching someone else might really be good for you.\nIf you would like to travel, take more vacations!\nI hope this helps.
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not everyone is good at everything.  do what your good at and find something you love to do for a job.  you should love your job not hate it.
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Try a Career Personality and Aptitude Test.  They analyze the things that you enjoy along with your personality strengths and weaknesses to recommend what type of jobs that you would be good at and enjoy.
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Find Out What You Good At..\n\nThen apply in the same. You'll find Good One.
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Find one that you are great at. And love doing. A good salary would be nice too.