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| *Ostroff, Fair and Company>>>Other - Careers & Employment |
What should I do?? |
I am sick of my job. I'm only 21, and don't really know what it is exactly I want to do yet. I am a shop manager for a multi-national retailer at present. I love outdoors and animals and children. I can't afford to got to college/uni full time. I could probably do part time study as long as I kept working full time, but I don't know what to study! Any suggestions at all? Anyone have a job they absolutely love? Or gone to work abroad? All ideas welcome. check out vso.org its too hard the way we expect young people to decide what they want to do with the rest of their lives at such a young age see the world do some thing good then decide Residential care with either children or Learning difficulties. Answers the college question thing too as you do lots of training that you can use elsewhere, i.e First Aid, Health and Safety, Food Hygiene, NVQ, as well as learn lots of interesting stuff about people. Need to be committed though. Hi Have you thought of applying for work on a cruise ship?contact Cunard at Southampton. Good luck for the future whatever you decide. Ray. West York's. U.K. i would have killed to be a shop manager at 21.....consider yourself lucky you ungrateful wretch never known many managers younger than 25 I love my business, network marketing make a living in the part time round the fulltime job to get the lifestyle you really want not just the job look at www.more4yourlife.co.uk for how I am doing it. You may never know what you want to do, but if unattached and no particular dependants, now is the time to find out. It is said that it is good to change directions every 5-7 years. I move about in the same job about that amount of time in the same profession. I was lucky I enjoyed it. All jobs are a-bind at some time, even the ones you really like. Some times it passes, if not move on. You will find as you get older the bad times don't seem so bad. You become more tolerant. Good luck |
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