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1. Sweaty_Reputation650

   Kasım 22, 2025 - 4:25 pm

   You go online and take career and occupation tests!

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2. RonMcKelvey

   Kasım 22, 2025 - 4:25 pm

   If you don’t have a clear passion or goal or whatever about what you do, find what seems like the best job you can and stick with it for a while. Understand that you’ll never like everything about any job. Try and improve in your job, look around and see what other people in your area are doing that you’d like to be doing, figure out how to move that way. Keep your eyes open, look for opportunities, don’t be shy about telling managers and potential mentors what you want to be, don’t be afraid to take risks when new opportunities present themselves. Stick with it for years and years. When you look back it will appear like an intentional path that you carved as your career when in fact it was just you walking through the woods.

   But try to keep moving forwards.

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3. fredotwoatatime

   Kasım 22, 2025 - 4:25 pm

   U don’t, u just have to keep trying diff shit. I’m 26 and I’m struggling big time I’m doing poorly at work but u have to try

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4. Legitimate_Flan9764

   Kasım 22, 2025 - 4:25 pm

   There is no perfect job. You might have to stick to a job as long as it pays considerably well, colleagues are nice with one or two becoming friends out of work and there is career advancement or self development. You wont be able to pick up how entities run, learn up their supply and distribution streams and how to function in a team with one foot in and another one out of the door, let alone build up a name for yourself as the go-to guy in the small network within the industry.

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5. TrainResponsible9714

   Kasım 22, 2025 - 4:25 pm

   I ignore all the people saying “just follow your passions” and all that BS, you have to go wherever the opportunity is at the time, get as much training as you can when you’re on the job, and give yourself enough flexibility so you can blag the next job if jt doesnt totally match your previous job (as long as you have the skills to do the job of course). Then you retrospectively say how much your life has been leading to that career trajectory blahblah.

   I could’ve had so many different careers but was messed around with management too much, job hopping is the only way to stay afloat.

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6. bradbarfieldlives

   Kasım 22, 2025 - 4:25 pm

   sometimes it’s helpful to shift one’s perspective slightly. if you’re currently in a position, think of ways you can optimize your effort, things you can control.
   – am i getting enough sleep before work?
   – am i drinking enough water every day?
   – am i eating nutritious foods (relative to my income) which support brain function?
   – am i spending enough time getting my mind right?

   if you’re currently still seeking employment, just take anything. volunteer if you must, just get yourself out of your living space. i used to think motivation preceded action, until i read a blog post explaining it’s actually the other way around. action precedes motivation. i also remember reading that’s why einstein was such an avid walker. many of his ideas came from just walking around.

   TL;DR most of our “career” issues are challenges within ourselves asking us to shake things up and try something new. so look for something, anything new and eventually you’ll find something you like.

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