Wilfredo Muldoon: if u r looking for an artistic career and which has fun with it then u can join some 3d institute which teaches and imparts 3d sills in students....it'll be real fun but ur imagination power shud be vast for this field.
Chris Rosenkranz: Begin by determining what you like to do. This may sound basic but a lot of people look to others to determine their career paths: teachers, parents, neighbours and peers. This is a big no-no because you are not those other people. Instead, take the time to map out your wants and to match your skills with skills that are actively sought within certain field of work. This will involve a fair bit of research work but it is well worth it. Identify the skills you use when you're doing the thing(s) you enjoy. Look at the things you are good at doing already. These will give you a very good indication of what you are likely to enjoy doing by way of a career. For instance, perhaps you like being with animals. Already this! simple but important enjoyment opens up a very broad field of work for you that encompasses such possible jobs as caring for animals, veterinary work, racing animal industry, transporting animals, calming animals (e.g., horse whispering), making animal clothing and feed items and running a pet store etc. Once you have identified a potential field, you are then ready to match your skills. Think of fields broadly. A field of work is far more than a single job. It is an area in which many jobs are possible and you should be able to consider your training and interests in terms of looking for a career path that will give you a shot at least five related types of jobs that are available within that field. For instance, if you learn engineering, you might consider being an engineer out in the field (such as oil production), a manager of a site, an office manager, a trainer of engineering skills and a consultant in engineering. Or, if you study law, you may want to be a lawyer in! a large law firm, a lawyer in non-profit organization, a team! leader in an office of any type (even non-law), a manager of a company or a writer of corporate compliance manuals. Realize that the breadth of the field will be determined in part by the training you receive and also by your own personal, up-do-date "skills set", as well as your willingness to try new things and to be retrained. Keep positive. When you are finally trained and ready to find that dream career, the most important thing is to maintain a positive outlook about your life and to be ready for change, difference and shifts in your comfort zones. This is the real world and it moves rapidly; it is important to keep up with changes and to take a positive approach by making opportunities out of challenges. However, always keep what is unique about you because at the end of the day, that is the special something many employers are looking for while they choose from many skilled and educated workers available to them. It can be helpful to search the internet for profess! ional associations in the field that interests you. Use "association of xxx professionals" as your search criteria (fill in the x's). The earlier that you can join such professional association(s), the better as this will give you great opportunities to network with people working in the careers that interest you by joining in online discussions, attending in-person meetings or reading the organization's newsletter or journal....Show more
Rose Krouse: i don't think artistic (especially comic book writing) is something you war awesome nice suits too sry but maybe you can start a place where you do
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