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Of course, being so young and still out of the job market in any measurable capacity, you need to try and bite at a number of available opportunities before fin
by DrNuke 5y ago
Of course, being so young and still out of the job market in any measurable capacity, you need to try and bite at a number of available opportunities before finding your place. That said, if you really want to develop a skill that might afford you both money and time, would you consider sales maybe? No office hours, no burn out, your own pace… You just need to develop your social skills and become an attentive extrovert, starting from a theatre acting course, maybe, or a customer facing role if arts are too far away your current set up and inclinations. Good luck!
- morjom 5y agoHi, thanks for commenting! I'm not entirely sure what you exactly mean by sales? Like a sales person? How does it not have office hours, is it not just another office worker title?
- DrNuke 5y agoYeah, sales person! An introductory or formative period will be surely needed, possibly keeping you busy for a few months or even a couple years in order to have that job growing into you… but once you are at ease with the attitude, the techniques and the tricks, you will have a looooot of margin to accommodate any assignment as you like, because any employer will reward you for sales, not billed hours. Salesmen are the most paid people in any industry, and they often carry a leisure life through events (fairs, conferences, meetings) and networking.
- morjom 5y agoHmm I never really considered this but I will definitely look into what kind of possibilities I have in Sales and/or what courses I can take possibly. Thank you!