How do you decide which career is right for you??
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If you aren’t happy with what you are doing, change because eventually you will become bitter with thoughts of lost opportunity.  Let your interests be your guide.  Don’t let the “can’t do” get in the way.  Think about why you like your interests and what about them would make others pay money for some element of them.  Then how could you supply such to them.\n\nBy the way, forget about age, 35 is so young.  I’m 65 and working on four different ideas for what will be my third business.  Remember, the worse that can happen is that you fail.  If so, just take a night off, celebrate, and the next morning begin a new idea.
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You really don't have to choose one thing. Very few people can go through life doing just one thing enjoyably.\n\nInstead, learn yourself and the things which please you and choose yourself. Use every opportunity available to you to experience as many things as possible, even the activities which don't particularly appeal to you now. Personal tastes always change with time and a variety of experience is invaluable in life. Watch for opportunities to grow, not for a career.\n\nIf you pay attention to the types of activities which make you happiest and seek those, your career(s) will choose you!\n\nGood luck!\nWK
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First, pick the job you will enjoy most, because if you don't like the job, you will end up changing anyway.  Then, pick the major you need to do that job.  Follow your heart.  Medical school is no good unless you love the field.  Don't do it for the money--it's not worth it.  That is advice from my sister, a doctor.
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If you have more than one choice I would think very hard and determine which one I would like the best. Than I would try to figure out if it is possible to reach that goal (money, schooling etc). Just make sure the choice is yours and not someone elses.
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The best advice I received when I was choosing my career was...:  When you don't have to think of anything, in other words, when your mind is free to do whatever it wants to do... what do you think about?  Your answer is your career.
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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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focus on 1 career path at once.\n\ntry things. start something.\n\nthen you'll know what goes and what doesn't, for you.\n\nyou can always change the track if it is totally wrong.\nbut, usually it isn't. you need to give dedication to something... then you'll know better.\n\nI guess.
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Figure out what interests you first. Then you need to look in the college's catalogs through the different degree programs. Many will say what kind of jobs you can get with certain degrees. If at that point, you are still interested, go for that degree. If not, find something else you are interested in, and let the seach begin again.\n\nGood luck!!
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The first question u have to answear is what u wanna be in life! and then try to think that u probably are going to do that the rest of u life if u want to be succesful. U have to have passion for what u do. So study every college particularly and make a decision. And u know collage life is the best, they are the best years of u life
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TRY TO  PICK THE ONES THE ARE CLOSELY RELATED TO THE CAREER THAT YOU ARE DECIDING TO GO WITH....THOSE EXTRAS WILL HELP!
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I don't know her, but I will help you as much as I can.\n\nWhat will help her make her career decision is for her to know what she is good at (ex. music, science, working with computers) and what she likes to do (ex. sewing, helping others, cooking). Using these pieces of information, she can use them to help her decide. Soem examples are below:\n\n-If she likes sewing or is good at sewing, she could decide she wants to be one of those people who make clothes\n-If she likes Physics or is interested in space, she could decide to be an astronomer\n-If she likes and is good at music, she could decide to be a music teacher\n-If she likes cooking, she could decide to be a chef at a restaurant\n-If she likes writing stories, she could decide to be an author\n-If she's good at math and science, she could decide to be an engineer\n\nGet it?
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Well, it all depends on how much you really like the profession. If it is something that would satisfy you personally that you are really passionate about I say do it if not then look for another career path.
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The first thing you need to decide is what interests you and what you want to do.  Then, don't look for a job.  Look for a career.  Employers are going to be reluctant to hire anyone who does not have a career focus and will not work to their fullest..
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What do U mean? Is this career choice or what?  This is your first Q  & needs clarification.  Did U try search for those terms?
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Try to just sit back and decide what you enjoy doing.  Do you have hobbies, or something that is important to you?  Think about how you can incorporate your passions into some kind of job that won't leave you waiting for the end of your shift.\n\nAfter you have an idea about what kind of job you want, determine what kind of education/training you would need to get the job.\n\nThen you will know if you need to go to college.
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Honestly money shouldn't be your deciding factor.  Money will eventually come.  You want to chose the job that will best suit you in the long-term.  Why chose a job that is fun at the start but boring and monotonous after a few years.  True happiness is doing a job that doesn't feel like work.
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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: