Apr 06, 2010 13:01:00

4 keywords for finding a vocation

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purprin

When I find someone who has similar hobbies and likes and dislikes to me while interacting with people, I am happy to say, 'Oh, my heart's friend!' I think the same thing can be said when looking for a 'vocation'.

Even in the midst of a recession, the sense of satisfaction and accomplishment that you get from work is the same as it was during a boom. The four points introduced here are how to find a 'vocation' for those who think that it is more rewarding than income. It goes without saying that income is important, but it is also helpful for those who are looking for a job they want to do, or those who want to make the same income and choose something that is worthwhile.

How to Find Your Soul Job
https://www.dumblittleman.com/how-to-find-your-soul-job/

1: Choose what you think is fun no matter how hard

Everyone knows that everyday life is not all fun. That's why, think about what you can do in any difficult time. For example, firefighters do not care about their own dangers and jump into the fire scene to save lives. You wouldn't be able to get a job like this if it wasn't worth the job. Of course, it doesn't mean that you can save your life for work, but it is important to find a job that you can be so enthusiastic about.

2: Think about things you didn't even think about, regardless of your background.

by Stallons

For example, a convenience store clerk or a supermarket cashier may not often think about working as a doctor or nurse. But don't be too obsessed with your background, think about what you want to do, and then think about what you can do to get the job you really want to do.

3: Research the actions you should take

Once you find the job you want to do, imagine the steps you need to take to get there. Make a concrete plan, such as whether you need to go back to school and how long it will take. It is also very important that there are people around you who can give you advice. Let's be optimistic and act by clarifying time constraints.

4: Try to find an opportunity to get the job you want to do in your current company

If you like the company you are in but the job content does not suit you, it is important to appeal to the people around you so that you can get closer to the type of job you want to do. Being willing to take on a responsible job can be a shortcut to choosing your job. If the work you want to do requires experience or study, make sure to list the actions you should take as in item 3 and clarify what you should do.