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Jo
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Rochester, Minnesota
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What job fits me best?
What job suits me best?
Im trying to find a job that fits me best as I am a junior in high school right now, I have done some research but nothing seems to be helping. I learn best with hands on activities and ect and I'm incredibly good with instruction, the jobs I have seen so far is "plumbing", or "electrician." but neither of those are in my interest. I need some serious help as I also have no clue what I am doing right now looking for colleges and not even knowing where I want to go to college or what I want to do.
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Joshua Floyd
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Hey Jo,
First, I want you to know that it's perfectly normal not to have your career figured out while you're still in high school. The fact that you're already researching different careers shows that you're taking your future seriously.
Since you learn best with hands on activities and are good with following instructions, I would encourage you to explore careers in manufacturing, logistics, engineering technology, automotive technology, or healthcare technology. These fields offer opportunities to learn through practical experience rather than just classroom instruciton.
As someone who works in warehouse and shipping management, I've learned that finding the right career takes time and experience. My advice would be to speak with your school counselor, attend career fairs, and look into job shadowing opportunities. You might discover a career you never considered before.
Also, don't feel pressured to choose a college before deciding what interests you. Community colleges, technical schools, apprenticeships, and universities all off different paths to success.
My biggest advice is to focus on discovering what you enjoy doing rather than rushing to choose a career. Keep exploring, ask questions, and stay open to new opportunities. You have plenty of time to build a successful future!
Best of Luck Jo!
First, I want you to know that it's perfectly normal not to have your career figured out while you're still in high school. The fact that you're already researching different careers shows that you're taking your future seriously.
Since you learn best with hands on activities and are good with following instructions, I would encourage you to explore careers in manufacturing, logistics, engineering technology, automotive technology, or healthcare technology. These fields offer opportunities to learn through practical experience rather than just classroom instruciton.
As someone who works in warehouse and shipping management, I've learned that finding the right career takes time and experience. My advice would be to speak with your school counselor, attend career fairs, and look into job shadowing opportunities. You might discover a career you never considered before.
Also, don't feel pressured to choose a college before deciding what interests you. Community colleges, technical schools, apprenticeships, and universities all off different paths to success.
My biggest advice is to focus on discovering what you enjoy doing rather than rushing to choose a career. Keep exploring, ask questions, and stay open to new opportunities. You have plenty of time to build a successful future!
Best of Luck Jo!