I never really had an answer when grown-ups asked me what I wanted to be when I was little. Did I want to be a Veterinarian? Maybe, animals are awesome. Teacher? I’d rather just learn. Astronaut? Only if they make space food tastier. Now I’m about to be one of many so-called “grown-ups” and I finally have the answer. I want to help people. I will help people. I am going to be a social worker.…
My dream job is to become an Occupational Therapist. This is my dream job because I really enjoy helping people improve their lives. Being an Occupational Therapist could allow me to connect with people and impact their lives in such a positive way that no other job can really do. Since becoming a swim instructor and a lifeguard I have noticed how much I really enjoy being part of people's lives and helping them. It is especially exciting to see someone understand how to do something they never thought possible and to experience their joy with them. With being a lifeguard and knowing you have the ability to physically save somebody's life if necessary, it keeps you extremely interested and focused on your job and you want to come back everyday.…
Everyone is asked one question, at a very young age. That question is: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” There isn’t a time I can remember when an adult didn’t ask me this question. When I was six, I would respond with the usual movie star, fashion designer, or veterinarian. My answer would be said confidently, as at this age I walked through life as if it were no big deal. My answer occasionally changed to fit with my many childhood phases, but my view on the question stayed the same. When I was a child, I replied to this inquiry the same way everyone else did; I answered with an occupation. It took me years to discover my new approach to this question. My new response did not include my dream job, but how I saw myself in the future.…
I am using this job as a building block for my business career. I love many areas of business, such as finance, entrepreneurship, marketing, and investing. My goals for the future in my schooling is to be enrolled in a graduate business program after college. As for occupational, I am not too sure yet as of now, I have many interests and I hope I am able to attain experience in every one of those areas before I start a career.…
“What’s your ideal job?” If I were asked the question I guess my answer would be lawyer/ actuary. As we all know, actuary and lawyer are usually the cores of a giant company. Many people would assume they are unrelated. Indeed, what they are in charge of is unrelated. Lawyers usually deal with external affairs such as law cases, while actuaries deal with internal affairs like investment valuation. However, as I was pretty interested in both jobs, I looked closely at them and I found a lot of similarities between them, which are the salary, qualification, and ways of working as well as their prestige.…
Paragraph 1: Career Target. Describe the job that you feel is ideal for you right now. One that matches your qualifications, meets your salary and work environment expectations, and provides a challenging opportunity. (You may have more than one in mind but focus on one job for this assignment.)…
Coming of age is a popular topic for many fiction novels. Jamaica Kincaid is an author that excels at her craft. She envelops you in the plot, making you feel as if you yourself are a part of the tale. Lucy portrays the life of a young woman beginning her quest for freedom. Kincaid usually focuses on the West Indian culture and Lucy is no different. As Lucy finds her way in new surroundings, she meets friends and copes with personal issues in her life. Her determination to succeed inspires us all with the “sellable ‘underdog’ fight”. Jamaica Kincaid’s Lucy focuses on relationships with family, friends, and self.…
Attention Getter: When you were a kid, were you ever asked what you wanted to be when you grow up? Did you say a racecar driver, a firefighter, or maybe an astronaut?…
During my childhood my teachers would always ask me “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Without giving it much thought I would always say a teacher or a chef. As I got older I realized what I really wanted to be when I grew up. I became interested in becoming a nurse when I was around 12. My aunt, who is a nurse would always tell me stories about her patients and what was going on at the hospital she worked at. During my sophomore year I was privileged enough to job shadow my aunt’s friend Jana. It was a great, rewarding experience.…
The work environment that I choose, would be retail, because I see myself owning a boutique one day.…
My ideal dream job is fixing computers I would love to do this for a living and I am currently pursuing it in school. I would do this even if I didn’t get paid for it because its fun for me I do it as a hobby already now. Being a computer technician or engineer is something I have always wanted to do since I was little when I use to take apart an old computer my dad brought home from work and I have been in love with it ever since then . I have big dreams in the area of computers by way of hoping to one day own my own computer maintenance business and creating my very own computer.…
Ever since I was little, the same question has been asked to me, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” When I was at the age of four the answer might have been an astronaut or a football player but times have changed. As time progressed it changed to an architect, then to a police officer, and all different types of jobs as I got to college I really started to think about what I want to do. It ranged very much. I wanted to study criminal justice and become a police officer. Then wanted to start my own restaurant. But now I believe my dream occupation after all these years would have to be an athletic director.…
This job can be unpredictable, fast paced, most likely stressful. I like to think, stay organized, understand and handle money, think of alternatives to help make things easier. So doing these things I enjoy and making good amount of money is a plus. My life goals are mostly focused on myself and family. The last thing I plan on or never doing is having kids. Which means I will be able to save more money and have a life. I want to adventure and be able to buy things for others in my life that I cherish. To live comfortable and reasonably will also help me save money and invest in stocks, which is another thing I’m interested in because of the salary I will be able to participate in hobbies that I…
According to the business dictionary, the work environment includes the physical geographical location as well as the immediate surroundings of the workplace, such as a construction site or office building. There are typically other workplace factors relating to the place of employment like the standard of the air, noise level, and extra benefits and advantages of employment such as free child care or unlimited coffee, or adequate parking (Business Dictionary, 2016).…
Compared to building pools in the heat of the summer, working in an air conditioned building is heaven. The best job I've ever had was working as a dealer at Ace's Casino. What I liked so much about my job was I could manage my hours, work around my schedule. The money was good enough to raise my kids on my own and give them a nice home. Going into work and being able to meet all the diverse people was really interesting, which is great for networking and meeting new friends. Finally, when I would get off of work in the morning, I usually wouldn't be that tired so I can stay up and spend some time with my girls before I headed off to bed.…