How do you choose a profession?
"How did you choose your profession and company?"
How many working people can answer this question clearly?
- People who are about to become members of society
- Young people who are thinking about or worried about how to develop their careers from now on
I would be happy if such a person could read this article.
I would like to tell you that when I became a member of society, I did not start my career by analyzing what I wanted to do and the type of job I wanted to do so clearly. Laughter
Now that I have been a member of society for more than 20 years, I would like to talk about the idea of "what kind of career to choose and how to think about it".
First, let's know what kind of professions there are
For example, if there are 10 occupations in the world, which is better, choosing one of them knowing only three or choosing after knowing all 10 occupations?
People who only know three of them will choose a profession among them, but perhaps there is a job that suits them better among the other seven occupations.
That's right. First of all, you need to know the professions that have potential for you.
What does it mean to know?
Once you know the 10 types of professions, you will move on to the stage of choosing your own path among them.
But what does it take to really know about the profession in the first place?
Let's think about each profession from four perspectives.
- Like it or not
- salary
- Future-proof
- certainty
Choose!
If you've come this far, it's easy now. Just fill in the four cuts, analyze them, and make a choice.
I made a video of this procedure.
If you don't understand, look it up or ask people to fill in the information.
By the way, ISAO publishes everyone's grades, so it is clear at a glance how much they are paid depending on the type of job and level.
If it's only your own company, it's biased, so actively talk to people outside the company to gather information.
- Identify and analyze your profession
- Prioritize the items you value
- Look at the whole and evaluate it comprehensively
- Choose!
It was a way to create a career plan that was effective for people who were already working adults.