Monday, August 12, 2013

Get the Job You Enjoy Right Away

Most people are raised to think that a job is supposed to be something that they have to toil at, something they need to discipline themselves to do day after day, all for the sake of money they’ll earn down the road.  That’s not the way is has to be. Your job can be something you’re passionate about, something that inspires you and is well paying to boot! Some people have jobs they can brag to their friends about. Sometimes the only thing standing between a person and that brag-worthy job is the opportunity to figure out what they’re passionate about and the freedom to go out and find the job that lets them do it.
Consider the sort of work you could see yourself doing comfortably for 10 years or more. Think about the kinds of things you enjoy doing, whether it’s working with your hands, helping others, or whatever else excites you. Choosing the opportunities to pursue based on things you enjoy will provide you with a foundation for finding the career that you’re motivated to work at every day.  The job window paints a clear picture about the kinds of jobs they offer so people can determine whether or not those jobs are the sorts of things they could see themselves enjoying - long term.
Do not let anyone discourage you from pursuing what you want to do instead of just going after whatever is available. So many people are unhappy with their jobs, they almost resent others who have the courage to try something new. Seeking out opportunities without listening to the negative opinions or comments of others will help empower you to seek jobs you really care about. When future employers talk to you they’ll recognize how passionate you are about yourself and what you’re going to do with your life. You’ll feel good about choosing them and they’ll feel good about choosing you.

Be patient when looking for enjoyable job opportunities. Do not expect to get the first position you apply for, and it would be best not to expect to get the perfect job right off the bat. The economy is rough, and people are applying everywhere, but believe that you will find a job that you truly care about, and you will find it. The job window can help you. 

1 comment:

  1. According to this review, The Job Window is misleading about the positions they offer. How do you rebut this claim: http://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/The-Job-Window-Reviews-E736351.htm

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