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What is the best career
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Jason’s Answer
It really depends on your definition of "best". Think about what your goals are that might answer that. Do you want to be happy in your career? Do you want to travel or help people? Do you want to make a lot of money?
What can you see yourself doing in the long-term and day-today?
Thinking about these questions will be very helpful or making your choice. Careers don't have to be "static", either. If you go into a Sales career but want to explore another field down the road, there's nothing from stopping you.
What can you see yourself doing in the long-term and day-today?
Thinking about these questions will be very helpful or making your choice. Careers don't have to be "static", either. If you go into a Sales career but want to explore another field down the road, there's nothing from stopping you.
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Yijing (Jenna)’s Answer
I think that a successful career need to consider:
- what do you love to do (there will always be ups and downs through the journey, you passion will carry you further)
- what can you do well (you need to be able to do it well to enjoy the work and/or stay in the path)
- what is needed by society (this will bring the meaning to you)
- what is paid well (if you are already financial free, then you can skip this. )
- what do you love to do (there will always be ups and downs through the journey, you passion will carry you further)
- what can you do well (you need to be able to do it well to enjoy the work and/or stay in the path)
- what is needed by society (this will bring the meaning to you)
- what is paid well (if you are already financial free, then you can skip this. )
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Kayla’s Answer
I totally agree with Jason.
I would start with looking at what your interests are and what type of day-to-day activities you want to be doing. Do you like working with a team? Do you want to be on your feet and moving? Do you prefer working at a desk? Do you like interacting with new people (or customers)?
I would start with looking at what your interests are and what type of day-to-day activities you want to be doing. Do you like working with a team? Do you want to be on your feet and moving? Do you prefer working at a desk? Do you like interacting with new people (or customers)?
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Soliman’s Answer
It depends on what you love and what trigger your interests .. but I recommend you to pursue a career in auditing if you would like to learn a new thing every single day on all job levels.