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Deciding on your life's course can be both thrilling and intimidating. I recommend considering two crucial elements - your preferred living/working location and the activities you derive pleasure from.
My original career choice growing up was being a whale and dolphin trainer at Sea World but I don't really like the water.
When I picked my university major (Manufacturing Engineering), I didn't consider the geographical distribution of job opportunities in that field. I had always dreamt of a small-town life, but manufacturing firms are scarce in such areas. Consequently, I found myself in a bustling city instead.
However, I chose my major because of an inspiring university tour and the prospect of working with a robotic cutter seemed exciting. The other subjects in the degree also piqued my curiosity.
In my view, career selection doesn't have to be a one-off decision. I've returned to university, obtained degrees in different fields, and my career has evolved significantly as my interests and abilities have grown. I currently work as a Technical Writer and have had the opportunity to experience a variety of work settings.
My original career choice growing up was being a whale and dolphin trainer at Sea World but I don't really like the water.
When I picked my university major (Manufacturing Engineering), I didn't consider the geographical distribution of job opportunities in that field. I had always dreamt of a small-town life, but manufacturing firms are scarce in such areas. Consequently, I found myself in a bustling city instead.
However, I chose my major because of an inspiring university tour and the prospect of working with a robotic cutter seemed exciting. The other subjects in the degree also piqued my curiosity.
In my view, career selection doesn't have to be a one-off decision. I've returned to university, obtained degrees in different fields, and my career has evolved significantly as my interests and abilities have grown. I currently work as a Technical Writer and have had the opportunity to experience a variety of work settings.