So last week I met Mr. Banker for a coffee to discuss the possibility of me working in "the Finance Industry". He's super nice, and we had a great chat. I'm going to meet him and his wife (also a bank employee) for a post-work beer and continue a conversation about life in the finance world.
He suggested that in the meantime I think about other industries I would like to work in; which is a hilariously difficult request for me. My whole problem and the root of much of my stress is that I have not a clue what I'd like to do, or which career path I should choose.
So over lunch I took an online quiz to tell me which jobs best suit me (okay, so I took 2 quizzes..)
Quiz #1 says my ideal jobs are:
artist
historian
banker
novelist
university professor
photographer
veterinarian
paralegal
graphic designer
online content developer
webmaster
producer
managing director
nutritionist
advertising
nursing
editor
journalist
teacher
strategic planner
consultant
performing arts
marketing
communication
research and development
Interesting. Some overlap. 'Banker' is represented, but other than that no jobs that I believe Mr. & Mrs Banker can really assist in. Almost all of these require (in my view) further schooling. Helpful? Kind of, but not really. Huh.
Have you ever tried taking a Myers Briggs test they are surprisingly accurate
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love, Jocelyn
Take the Myers Briggs test for sure.
ReplyDeleteAnd my advice: Forget editor and journalist and stick with banker. To put that another way. Journalist = $0. Banker = $$$$$. and $$$ = easier to find happiness in a hot fabulous climate and live in the style to which you plan to grow accustomed. :)