We are getting closer and closer to the end of our studies and finally there comes a moment when we all have to think about what we want to do with the rest of our lives. Of course, we're not going to sit idly by. We will soon join the search for opportunities on the labour market. However, first we have to think about what profession to choose and what to follow when choosing the ideal one for us.
In the present times, the situation on the labour market will be particularly difficult. However, you should not give up and consider all your options. I suggest you start by writing down a list where you will write down all your skills (hard and soft), strengths and weaknesses, describe your temperament and interests. The combination of these four criteria makes up the professional profile.
In fact, there are few clearly defined professions today. When children wonder what profession to choose, they will answer: "policeman", "fireman", "doctor", "hairdresser" and so on. Think about what your answer sounded like when you were a kid. Maybe you still want to follow that career path? It is never too late to start another study or additional course!
The next question you should answer is what subjects you have always liked at school? Foreign languages? Or maybe science subjects such as mathematics or physics? Subjects at school are for many people the first reliable system of assessing skills. You can see at a glance what subjects a student feels comfortable with and what subjects they prefer to run away from. If you have managed to develop more of a skill, even if not related to your field of study, you can see how you can work with it.
Generally speaking, specialists are increasingly appreciated on the labour market today, including the niche ones. The most important thing is to focus on developing one's competencies and to move on to the next business level, gaining the status of a specialist.
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