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Which careers are the most enjoyable?
Most enjoyable fields/jobs
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Ricky’s Answer
That would depend on what you find enjoyable. Do you enjoy being with people or prefer working alone? Could you imagine yourself sitting for the whole day or do you need to be active and moving? It varies depending on the person.
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Melissa’s Answer
This is a very subjective question, because what one person enjoys doing for a career might feel like a chore to another person. The key is to find out what you enjoy doing and try to fit that into a career.
Once you find a potential career that interests you, you can always ask around to see if you can shadow someone in that field so you can get a feel for what their daily job entails. As an example, my son was recently undergoing occupational therapy for a broken finger and mentioned to the therapist that he was interested in the medical field but had no idea what he might like to do. She told him they have students coming in to shadow them pretty often and to call if he was interested in doing that. I have also seen people shadowing attorneys from time to time, as well as doctors.
Best of luck to you!
Once you find a potential career that interests you, you can always ask around to see if you can shadow someone in that field so you can get a feel for what their daily job entails. As an example, my son was recently undergoing occupational therapy for a broken finger and mentioned to the therapist that he was interested in the medical field but had no idea what he might like to do. She told him they have students coming in to shadow them pretty often and to call if he was interested in doing that. I have also seen people shadowing attorneys from time to time, as well as doctors.
Best of luck to you!
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Ellie’s Answer
Careers that fit you hobbies and interests! For me for example, Mines music, theater, and the environment. See what you like and try to form a plan around that!
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Logendran’s Answer
Hi Jeffrey,
Although this is a very subjective question, I feel it has a simple answer.
I feel the most enjoyable career is the one that motivates you to be part of it and gives you happiness while doing it.
Although this is a very subjective question, I feel it has a simple answer.
I feel the most enjoyable career is the one that motivates you to be part of it and gives you happiness while doing it.
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Steve’s Answer
A Hobby Job is something to think about. Even, creative artist earns a lot doing what they Luv to do.
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Sonal’s Answer
Hi,
It completely depends on what an individual enjoys. Most enjoyable job for one person can be be boring for another one. At a high level, some questions which might give some clarity- Do you want to be an individual contributor or working with team? Do you want to travel for work or want to stay at one place? Which areas or industry do you find most interesting ? What keeps you motivated?
It completely depends on what an individual enjoys. Most enjoyable job for one person can be be boring for another one. At a high level, some questions which might give some clarity- Do you want to be an individual contributor or working with team? Do you want to travel for work or want to stay at one place? Which areas or industry do you find most interesting ? What keeps you motivated?
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Kalkidan’s Answer
Hi Jeffrey,
Working something around your hobby is most enjoyable but to answer your question though it might differ for everyone, in my opinion - media work (advertising), event planners, radio program organizers, and journalists (entertainment part) could be some of the enjoyable careers.
To find what best fits you/ you will enjoy- Try taking online quizzes such as CAREER APTITUDE AND PERSONALITY TESTS
Working something around your hobby is most enjoyable but to answer your question though it might differ for everyone, in my opinion - media work (advertising), event planners, radio program organizers, and journalists (entertainment part) could be some of the enjoyable careers.
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