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24 years old- What should my next job be? - Murph - 10-13-2012 08:23 PM
Current job- customer service for a mutual fund company
-don't want to be on the phone all day anymore
-do not particularly enjoy finance/mutual funds
Self Assessment- ENFP personality
-Like to see improvement in things I am working on
-Need variety, flexibility, and daily communication with others
-Like to imagine possibilities and think of new ideas
-Want to do something that will help people
-Need my work to be exciting! (international travel, unique experiences, new people)
-Like to receive confirmation of good work. Praise of affirmation from bosses.
Possible ideas: Marketing, social work, consulting creative team, service sales (travel, investments, consulting), Fundrasier/ Charity, Event organizer, Non-Profit strategy/creative team.
Suggestions, ideas, comments? Thank you for your time.
- Name Here - 10-13-2012 08:31 PM
looking at your picture i suggest the nba
- Kelly Muter - 10-13-2012 08:31 PM
wal-mark
- Nicholas - 10-13-2012 08:31 PM
All you just said up there sounds perfect.You could be a nurse even.
- xEnax - 10-13-2012 08:31 PM
Have you considered combining your love for travel and experimenting with a career change by doing a short-term internship abroad? You would be able to check off a few of those points like flexibility, new ideas, helping people, excitement, unique experiences, new people, etc. You can do work in marketing, social work, travel, event management, advertising, etc. Check out the website Leave UR Mark which helps people in your age range (recent gradates) find something meaningful to do abroad for 1 to 3 months so you can figure out your passions, what drives you, and what you're good at. I personally did an internship abroad last year in Journalism where I got to write restaurant reviews, travel articles, interview musicians and artists, and experience another culture. Here is the website: http://www.leavermark.com Good luck!