I have taken the Myers Briggs and figured out my personality type now how do I find the right career?
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Why don't you start your own project management consulting company, or go work for a small company doing project management consulting.\n\nThis will allow you to utilize your own PM skills, as well as get into the marketing and business side.  Depending on your marketing strategy you could even get into some advertising stuff.\n\nIf you wanted, you could also try and move into managing more business or marketing focused projects for clients - again leveraging your PM skills.
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You need to develop a career plan, try a pathing and positioning approach. Check out www.alphasynergies.com to start.
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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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One suggestion is to take a personality test that will help you determine some careers you may be interested in (sorry, I don't know any of their names, but your school guidance counselor may be able to help you).\n\nWhat I did was to start looking through the college catalog.  I looked at classes offered in different majors.  When I found a lot of classes in one major that sounded fun and interesting, I thought that would be a good choice.  After all, you should enjoy yourself in college, and if  you enjoy your major, you will probably enjoy your career.\n\n(Incidentally, I majored in botany and have been working as a botanist for the last 15 years.  I love it!)
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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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On the website similarminds.com they have a jung type test.  This is similar to the MMPI which is a good guide for what career and job setting you may prefer.
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Take a Free Career Test\nFind out what career\nis right for you.\nwww.LiveCareer.com
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It depends on what you are charting.  There are several different personality tests that could be charted.
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I would recommend doing volunteer work.  This is a good way to meet people who have similar interests as you do, make positive change in your community, and express a positive side of your personality.
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How should I know what your personality's like?
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When I was in the same situation, I had to sit down and think about the sort of job I'd like to have. I wrote down the various positions and industries that sounded interesting to me and then I looked for those specific companies and positions online. \n\nI went directly to their company websites as well as industry websites to find a job. I also called places that had things related to what I wanted to do.\n\n In time, I found exactly what I was looking for and now I have a fun job. Look beyond the job search sites and think about exactly what you want to do.
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Jung-Myers-Briggs typology; Been around awhile but useful if you have never done it.
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http://www.assessment.com/MAPPMembers/Welcome.asp?accnum=06-5712-003.00\n\nTake a career assessment test.  Your school may offer one as well.  It will match your skills and interests with different jobs.
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I suggest you go to college and talk to a career counselor. Good luck!
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One of the most critical steps involved in making course and career choices is self-awareness. This refers to the extent to which you know yourself. By developing an understanding of yourself, you are in a better position to research and select a career and course that you will enjoy and will be successful at. What are your skills and aptitudes? \nWhat are your interests? \nWhat are your values? \nWhat is your personality? \nWhat factors do you need to consider when making your course/career decision?  \nIn order to make good career decisions, you need to be aware of the current labour market trends. That is, knowing what is going on within your industry of interest. \n \nOccupational description \nWork conditions \nSalary/Income \nJob openings \nSkill requirements \nTraining requirements \nFuture projections of employment prospects \n\n\nBy gaining a realistic view of the current labour market you are in better position to make decisions about course and career options. Sometimes there are large discrepancies between job or course titles and the reality of the nature of the work and employment prospects. Being aware of employment opportunities, salaries, training requirements, and key tasks and duties associated with particular occupational groups will help you make an informed decisionOnce you have a better understanding of yourself as a person and the latest labour market trends, you are ready to start identifying what career path is for youStep 1 \nNarrow down your list of occupations of interest so that you can explore a manageable number, such as 3 to 6. \n\n\nStep 2 \nConsider how each occupation fits with your values, interests, personality and skills \n\nStep 3 \nFind out more information about each occupation so that you can you can make a better decision. There are two ways to get more information about occupation's that interest you:
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If you're not sure what to do, I would go to a career counselor.  I spent about 5-7 years wasting my time in a career I didn't enjoy.  I was skeptical at first to going to one too.  It definitely changed my life but you have to be open to it and understand that it will tell you more about yourself and then you'll have to figure out a job that fits.\n\nAlso, you can try this site:  http://www.jobpodge.com\n\nIt's a site of real life job experiences.  My counselor recommended it to me when I wanted to find out more about certain careers and had no idea who to talk to about it.  Good luck!
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This link has an excellent vocational test.  It suggests the occupations that you will be happiest with.  There could be a language problem, but give it a try.\n\nIn the US, coleges/universities have career or vocational counseling offices that help students choose a major and a career.  You should check whether your school has an office like that.