How to find a career direction that suits you?

Finding a job that suits you is very important for everyone in the workplace, because it suits you to have a career future.

The question is what job is right for you? What is right for you? Generally speaking, there are the following points:

it suits your temper and personality, whether you are quick-tempered or slow-tempered

it suits your ability and characteristics, what skills you have

it suits your experience and understanding of your work

Perhaps many people's answers are vague and can't be answered accurately, but in the opposite direction, what job is definitely not suitable for you.

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2 We should fully understand our own interests, hobbies and talents, and find a field that suits us.

On the basis of understanding our own personality, temper and ability, the best job that suits us is in the field where our interests and talents exist.

What is the existence of interest and talent? Take two typical fields as examples. Many people are genuinely interested in singing and performing, and even love them, but they are very pale in talent. It can be said that it is difficult for them to have professional standards all their lives.

A farmer singer named "Da Yi Ge" well proves that interest in singing is the foundation, and talent and opportunity are the most important. Just relying on a song to roll across the Yangtze River and disappear, it has spread all over the country for nearly ten years. It can be described as a lucky person who is interested in talent!

In fact, any ordinary person has his own interests and talents, but he just needs to find his own talent field as early as possible, and the same is true for finding a job.

If work can't be consistent with one's hobbies and talents, then work becomes an expedient measure to support the family, which is sad and painful.

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3 In the field that suits you, first find a job that you don't hate, and actually try it

If you really don't know what your interests are and you're not sure what your talents are, it seems a little difficult to find a job that suits you.

In this case, you might as well find a job that you don't hate in your field first, and let yourself settle down first.

through hard work, you will gradually discover your own abilities and interests, and then find a job that is more suitable for you on the basis of in-depth understanding of yourself. It is a natural thing.

What needs to be paid attention to is to avoid being kidnapped by work and your own sense of responsibility, and to avoid falling into too many sunk costs and forgetting that you still have more room for development.