Most of the students start questioning themselves like “what should I do in the future?”, “What kinds of jobs may I be good at?”, “Is it a suitable position for my career plans?”

All these questions may also haunt you more or less when you are lying in bed alone or you are taking a shower trying to relieve yourself from an exhausting day. it lasts for several months or years, even after you’ve already got a job, you still couldn’t thoroughly convince yourself that this is the wisest choice.

A lot of people may only care about how much money that they can earn by their jobs, if you are thinking about : “that’s me!”, then you probably need to think it deeper.

Let’s have a scenario that you were doing a job which paid you a little bit higher than average wage in your industry according to your job title, but you didn’t feel confident and accomplished, even worse, you didn’t enjoy your daily routine for your job, you didn’t receive appropriate training  during your ramping up period. you didn’t see visionary leadership in your company. You felt no “HOPE” for staying in this company/position/industry ten or even five years later. If you don’t feel anything wrong with the scenario, then congratulations! you are good to go, you would be able to adapt in any environment/situation if you got an acceptable pay. But if you feel any hesitation, please bear with me, let’s have a deep dive together.

Finding a job that fits your career prospects and goals can be a challenging and lengthy process. However, taking the time to reflect on what you truly want in a career can increase your chances of finding a job that you not only enjoy, but also provides fulfillment and satisfaction in the long term.

Steps to finding a job that fits your career prospects:

Define your values and interests: Start by determining what is important to you in your career. This could include things like work-life balance, opportunities for growth, the company’s mission and values, etc.

Assess your skills and strengths: Consider your skills and strengths, and think about how they can be applied in different industries or roles. This will help you identify careers that you might be well-suited for.

Research different industries and jobs: Get an idea of what types of jobs are available in industries that interest you. Look into job responsibilities, required skills, and the typical career path for each role.

Network with people in your desired field: Reach out to people who work in the industry or field you’re interested in. Ask about their experiences, what they enjoy about their job, and what advice they have for someone starting out.

Apply for relevant jobs and internships: Start applying for jobs or internships that align with your career prospects. This will give you hands-on experience and help you gain valuable skills and connections in your desired field.

Continuously reassess and adapt: The job market is constantly changing, so it’s important to continuously reassess and adapt your career prospects. Keep learning new skills, and be open to new opportunities that may arise.

By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to finding a job that truly fits your career prospects and goals.