There is a great variety of professions and specializations - humanitarian and technical, labor and management, simple and complex …. The list goes on and on. It is important not to get lost in this sea of opportunities and find a good job.
Instructions
Step 1
Decide on which profile you want to start a career, at least in general terms. This should be a business that you not only understand, but also love. If you don't like the job, even if it is highly paid and not too difficult, it is very likely that you will lose interest in it and will not be able to do it at full strength. And this is a direct road to professional lag behind colleagues.
Step 2
If you yourself cannot decide on the choice of a profession, special vocational guidance tests will help you. You can pass them at employment centers or on your own. You can find examples of such tests on the Internet. The main thing when passing them is to be honest with yourself, without this you will not get a true result.
Step 3
Carefully study the labor supply and demand market in your area. You can focus on general knowledge about the prestige and high-paying of a particular type of profession, but these parameters are far from unambiguous and can vary greatly in different regions.
Step 4
Specialized newspapers, magazines and Internet portals are well suited for studying the labor market. There you can find out the demand for your chosen specialty and your average salary. If there is no demand or the level of future income does not suit you, it is better to look for similar vacancies, but more in demand. If there are none, then there is nothing to be done - you need to change your profession or place of residence.
Step 5
Finally, consider the most important rule of the labor market. Healthy arrogance, self-confidence and dedication are essential skills that will come in handy in your job search. Without this, even the best employee with a mass of knowledge and skills will not be able to find his place in the labor market.
