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Now a days we find lot of people taking professional courses, spending lakhs of rupees to educate themselves and to gain skill in a particular profession, but them when they are finished with the studies and jump into the practical field and start working in the profession they find it doesn’t suit them and they switch to other professions. Parents get disgusted, that after spending so much of money they are shifting to other profession, and start all over again from the scratch.
Person who has studied engineering five years or so ends up writing a bank exam and working in a bank, another one after having completed a doctor course ends up working as an IAS. This is matter where not only where money is wasted, but your precious time is also wasted. The root of the problem is when a student takes up a career, he is not aware of the practicality of the work place, or the job he is supposed to be doing after he is finished with the studies.
Studies are limited to books alone, and the practical situation is entirely different from the book. The best thing to do when you are about to choose a profession is to go and have a practical look at the, work place and the job what it feels like to work or do that job. How will be the time schedule, what will be the responsibilities, and duties associated with the job, who are the people to whom you will be accountable, and who will be accountable to you. If possible try and meet someone already in the profession, doing the job you are thinking to do.
Sit with them, talk to them about how they find the profession to be and its ups and downs, hear them, but make your own decision. Doing this will give you a practical idea, and you will be able to make right decision. This not only saves your money, but also your valuable time. It will be best to go for a counseling session with a professional, before you decide on choosing a profession. Don’t get into something because there is money in it, take a look at your capabilities, your talents, and choose a profession which you are passionate about, and want to excel in it.
Success is being able to do what you love, and get paid for it.
Ryan C. Lowe
So, go ahead dear friends and make a choice, right choice, and have a great and bright future.
All the best
Person who has studied engineering five years or so ends up writing a bank exam and working in a bank, another one after having completed a doctor course ends up working as an IAS. This is matter where not only where money is wasted, but your precious time is also wasted. The root of the problem is when a student takes up a career, he is not aware of the practicality of the work place, or the job he is supposed to be doing after he is finished with the studies.
Studies are limited to books alone, and the practical situation is entirely different from the book. The best thing to do when you are about to choose a profession is to go and have a practical look at the, work place and the job what it feels like to work or do that job. How will be the time schedule, what will be the responsibilities, and duties associated with the job, who are the people to whom you will be accountable, and who will be accountable to you. If possible try and meet someone already in the profession, doing the job you are thinking to do.
Sit with them, talk to them about how they find the profession to be and its ups and downs, hear them, but make your own decision. Doing this will give you a practical idea, and you will be able to make right decision. This not only saves your money, but also your valuable time. It will be best to go for a counseling session with a professional, before you decide on choosing a profession. Don’t get into something because there is money in it, take a look at your capabilities, your talents, and choose a profession which you are passionate about, and want to excel in it.
Success is being able to do what you love, and get paid for it.
Ryan C. Lowe
So, go ahead dear friends and make a choice, right choice, and have a great and bright future.
All the best
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