Help me find a satisfying and fulfilling job!?

Question

Hii! I have worked at tons of different places ranging from sales, to waitressing, to pizza delivering...I cannot figure out what is best for me! I either get too bored or it just doesn't give me the feeling I need to continue with satisfaction. I am a huge animal lover and also love to help out the community, environment and raise awareness about things that really matter. I also am a college student and need to make a decent amount of money doing what I do to keep my bills paid. Any ideas???

Answer 1

Apply to non-profits ultimately, if there's nothing out there right now you might make yourself more marketable (build up your resume, etc.) by temping & doing office work.

Answer 2

1. Take an interest test. This is a psychological test that relates you answers regarding interest and preferred choice of a set of given options with those of successful people in many given fields.

2. If you wish to advocate for animals, the environment or help out the community you may not make a lot of money.

3. Don't worry about being a waitress. Good waitresses make good money. (This can give you the opportunity to follow other interest that would be more satisfying but possibly less financially rewarding immediately!!!!)

Answer 3

Try working as a trailor park hairdressor. I heard that can be fullfilling....I'm only kidding......You sound young and you have so many opportunities....and being young can work to your advantage...your not to old by most standards to learn something new...and companies like that.......so try a little of everything till you find what you like........try working at a Vet's office since you love animals, or if you love the community and people try working at the hospital as a tech aide.......while you attend school they are good to work around schedules...or try bank teller......lots of customer interaction, or try working for the utilites company or local phone coop. Lots of interaction and environmental issues there. Or try being a lobbyist for a local politician, since you seem to have the same interest they are suppossed to have. Kids, animals, and babies, and the environment.......politician. Good luck my friend don't stay in one job to long......you will get in a rut....but don't job hop either....employers hate job hoppers.....stay at least 1 year at your current employment to show some stability.

Answer 4

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