What is your dream job?
By crunch
@Ryanskie (256)
Philippines
November 10, 2015 3:29am CST
Finishing a degree will grant us an opportunity to land a job, and whether we like it or not, we often get a job that don't really suit well with our qualifications and not related enough with the courses that we had taken, in other words, we accepted the jobs for experiences and for the money that they will bring to us.
It is quite hard to land the job that you really wanted especially if you are just a fresh graduate and you needed to earn money for living. But still you can get the job you wanted, with the right amount of attitude and dedication, and luck I guess.
My personal dream job would be to become a head officer in a government agency. We all know that the benifits are good and the satisfaction we get from helping the office to be more productive.
Can you share us your dream job? What is it and why? Share us your stories.
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8 responses
@Rationalwriter (1813)
• Lucknow, India
10 Nov 15
My ultimate dream job is to work in the creative team of WWE!!!
But to a point my passion to work in Recruitments got fulfilled when I joined the organization last year in November on 10th Nov, itself!!
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@lokisdad (4226)
• United States
10 Nov 15
i suppose i am doing my dream job which is working for myself i am very handy and i think what really sucks is like you said after you get a degree you need to quickly find work to make ends meet and a lot of times you take the best highest paying thing you can
@Missmwngi (12926)
• Nairobi, Kenya
10 Nov 15
I love to be a business person,own a business and be my own boss
@Kazemononoke (248)
• United States
10 Nov 15
Half of the time, a degree doesn't pay for the education that you had to pay in order to get it. I joined the military, and now the degree is free for me!
@seenu97dxb (58)
• India
10 Nov 15
3Cs will help you land in the perfect job. (1) Contact (2) Communicate (3) Convince. First C is that you need to tap a network of contacts (Need not be essentially well-known to you. It could be a friend of your cousin, or similar). Second C is that you have to precisely communicate (be it a one-on-one meeting or email) about your special skills and how an organization will benefit by hiring you. The third C is to convince that you are the best among the rest.
