Choosing the best career path for you.




Factors to consider when choosing a career path include: personality, employment opportunity, work-life balance, job security, job descriptions, training and education requirements, work activities and environment, personal qualifications and last but not least, earning potential. The most important thing to consider when choosing a career is that you must derive satisfaction it. It is not about the money as this will finish eventually or lead you to frustrations. There should be a derived joy from your chosen career path. It should not be a short cut to success or income earning; rather it should be focused on interest, passion and personality.
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Tips on how to discover yourself; get a whiteboard or a pen and paper and write down the skills you think you have, the activities you enjoy doing even if it is attending events or engaging in philanthropist activities. Obtain the opinion from your family and friends on the skills and behavioral pattern, which they can use to identify you.


According to (Click here for a free personality test) Human Personality are classified into 16 types:
ISTJ        - Introversion, Sensation, Thinking, Judgement – Career Paths for ISTJ include; Medical, Science, Engineering, Analysis, Accountancy, Academia, Law, Computing, Project Management
ISFJ        - Introversion, Sensation, Feeling, Judgement  – Career Paths for ISFJ include; Design, Teaching, Personal Assistant, Research, Administration, Medical, Human Resources
INFJ       - Introversion, Intuition, Feeling, Judgement – Career Paths for INFJ include; Writing, Psychology, Librarian, Counselling, Home Making, Arts, Design, Marketing
INTJ       - Introversion, Intuition, Thinking, Judgement – Career Paths for INTJ include; Academia, Computing, Engineering, Science, Project Management, Research, Management
ISTP       - Introversion, Sensation, Thinking, Perception – Career Paths for ISTP include; Computing, Engineering, Management, Medical, Technical Specialist, Accountancy, Administration
ISFP       - Introversion, Sensation, Feeling, Perception – Career Paths for ISFP include; Arts, Personal Assistant, Teaching, Computing, Accountancy, Administration, Nursing
INFP      - Introversion, Intuition, Feeling, Perception – Career Paths for INFP include; Arts, Writing, Counselling, Design, Ministry, Academia, Technical Specialist, Psychology
INTP      - Introversion, Intuition, Thinking, Perception – Career Paths for INTP include; Analysis, Research, Science, Counselling, Entrepreneurship, Technical Specialist, Academia
ESTP      - Extraversion, Sensation, Thinking, Perception – Career Paths for ESTP include; Forces, Engineering, Management, Computing, Science, Medical, Law, Sales, Accountancy
ESFP      - Extraversion, Sensation, Feeling, Perception – Career Paths for ESFP include; Training, Nursing, Human Resources, Teaching, Accountancy, Sales, Medical
ENFP     - Extraversion, Intuition, Feeling, Perception – Career Paths for ENFP include; Psychology, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Training, Human Resources, Management, Academia
ENTP     - Extraversion, Intuition, Thinking, Perception – Career Paths for ENTP include; Entrepreneurship, Management, Accountancy, Human Resources, Sales, Research, Analysis
ESTJ       - Extraversion, Sensation, Thinking, Judgement  – Career Paths for ESTJ include; Law, Human Resources, Training, Nursing, Management, Project Management, Administration
ESFJ       - Extraversion, Sensation, Feeling, Judgement – Career Paths for ESFJ include; Nursing, Home Making, Medical, Training, Administration, Teaching, Personal Assistant    
ENFJ      - Extraversion, Intuition, Feeling, Judgement – Career Paths for ENFJ include; Counselling, Teaching, Human Resources, Sales, Nursing, Administration, Management
ENTJ      - Extraversion, Intuition, Thinking, Judgement – Career Paths for ENTJ include; Project Management, Management, Human Resources, Technical Specialist, Engineering, Administration

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Below is a list of top 100 career paths to choose from:
Occupation
Accountant
Administrative Assistant
Architect
Art Director
Auto Mechanic
Bookkeeping, Accounting, & Audit Clerk
Brickmason & Blockmason
Bus Driver
Business Operations Manager
Carpenter
Cashier
Cement Mason & Concrete Finisher
Child & Family Social Worker
Civil Engineer
Clinical Laboratory Technician
Clinical Social Worker
Compliance Officer
Computer Programmer
Computer Systems Administrator
    Computer Systems Analyst
Construction Manager
Construction Worker
Cost Estimator
Customer Service Representative
Database Administrator
Delivery Truck Driver
Dental Assistant
Dental Hygienist
Dentist
Diagnostic Medical Sonographer
Electrician
Elementary School Teacher
Epidemiologist
Executive Assistant
Fabricator
Financial Advisor
Financial Analyst
Financial Manager
Glazier
Hairdresser
High School Teacher
Home Health Aide
HR Specialist
Insurance Agent
Interpreter & Translator
IT Manager
Janitor
Landscaper & Groundskeeper
Lawyer
Loan Officer
Logistician
Maid & Housekeeper
Maintenance & Repair Worker
Management Analyst
Market Research Analyst
Marketing Manager
Marriage & Family Therapist
Massage Therapist
Mechanical Engineer
Medical Assistant
Medical Secretary
Meeting, Convention & Event Planner
Mental Health Counselor
Middle School Teacher
Nursing Aide
Occupational Therapist
Painter
Paralegal
Paramedic
Patrol Officer
Personal Care Aide
    Pharmacist
Pharmacy Technician
Physical Therapist
Physical Therapist Assistant
    Physician
Plumber
Preschool Teacher
Public Relations Specialist
Radiologic Technologist
Real Estate Agent
Receptionist
Recreation & Fitness Worker
    Registered Nurse
Respiratory Therapist
Restaurant Cook
Sales Manager
Sales Representative
School Counselor
School Psychologist
Security Guard
Software Developer
Speech-Language Pathologist
Sports Coach
Substance Abuse Counselor
Teacher Assistant
Telemarketer
Veterinarian
Veterinary Technologist & Technician
Web Developer

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http://www.careerprofiles.info/careers.html, http://www.humanmetrics.com/personality/career-choices, https://www.metarasa.com/mmdi/questionnaire/, http://jobs.lovetoknow.com/List_of_Different_Careers


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