There are many qualities of a job to look for when choosing a career you want to acquire. It is usually something you are good at, especially, if you're looking for a steady job you want to do for the rest of your life. Also, looking at how much you will earn will be part of the decision making process. And lastly, of course, something you enjoy with your whole heart. If you don't like what you are going to do, you will probably quit the job later on, or suffer throughout your life, not wanting to get out of bed and go to work every day.
People have a view for what gender is better suited for the job. For example, a construction worker most likely would be a male. It would be very unlikely to find a woman in a construction field. On the contrary, a kindergarten teacher would most likely be a female, because they are thought to be more caring and careful to what they say and do and are better at cooking and taking care of children. So, when it comes to choosing a job, you probably will think about your gender, what people think of which gender would fit, and if your gender would be able to do the job correctly.
There are always people that care about you and influence you more than others. Mine are usually my closest friends and family. My family usually influence my decisions and opinions, because I know they know me best and has similar thoughts as me. My friends influence my decisions because they usually have the same interests as I do and we talk about our opinions and decisions all the time. We usually have in-depth conversations about my problems or just anything I need advice on, changing my opinion and thoughts about things.
The Bible can give people help for almost anything, including career choice. There are ways to pray to God and try to find out what He wants you to do, or has planned out for you in the future. Also, there are ways that say how you can help others while doing the job. In the Bible, there are passages about the what choices you should make, or should not make. The advice you earn from the Bible can help you with the decision you make.
Cindy,
ReplyDeleteWell done! You are certainly doing the hard work first. I appreciate the in-depth responses and thought. Keep in mind your proofreading skills as you go along, your third paragraph has some errors in it that makes it unclear.
I fixed the third paragraph(:
ReplyDeleteI hope it makes sense now.