There are a lot of different professions. Each profession has its pros and cons, which will be mentioned in the following article. Some people would argue that every job is important or that no one can make money from their passion until they find it. Others would say that you need to love your job because it’s not even worth doing something you hate for 50 hours a week.
It really depends on each individual and what kind of lifestyle they want to live in order to be happy with their decision – so perhaps this article isn’t necessarily aimed at helping them figure out if these professions are right for them, but could serve as inspiration instead.
Here Are 5 Professions Worth Considering
Teacher
A teacher needs to enjoy helping people. They need to be patient, understanding, and know-how to manage a classroom full of children or students. It’s very important that they are knowledgeable in their area of expertise – typically, this would be either English or Math.
However, the pros outweigh the cons because you only have to work 40 hours a week with great benefits, holidays off during summer/winter/spring break, etc., sick days, etc. The salary is really good as well, so if you don’t mind being around children all day long, then it might definitely be worth considering!
Fitness Trainer
Fitness trainers need to love helping people feel healthy and motivated about healthy eating and exercise routines. You can open up your own business or work for someone with a Functional Fitness Training Certification. But ultimately, it boils down to motivation and encouraging people to go to the gym and keep active every day. The pros are that you can make a lot of money, but it’s physically demanding, so if you don’t like exercising, then it definitely wouldn’t be worth doing! You will need your own set of equipment or ideally your own gym etc.
Programming
This profession requires a lot of creativity and problem-solving skills but can also be one of the most lucrative careers of all time. You need to love numbers and hold an enormous amount of patience because programming takes a long time, and there are always bugs/glitches/errors, etc.
There aren’t many pros besides having flexible hours and being able to work from home, which means no commuting etc., but the cons include that it doesn’t normally pay as much as, say, accountancy or law, for example. It’s not for everyone so perhaps consider doing courses in graphic design instead, which will ultimately lead to more work opportunities.
Design
This profession is very creative, and you get to be part of the process of bringing products, concepts, or services to life. There are lots of different paths you can choose depending on what field of design interests you most, but it’s certainly a widely sought-after job with many pros! The cons include that it’s hard work and requires long hours at your desk creating new things – not for everyone if they like to go about their daily lives without sitting down all day long!
Online Marketing
Online marketing has been around for decades now, but it has become much more complex over time. There are many different types of marketers, such as SEO marketers, social media marketers, and PPC marketers, for example. The pros include that it’s a job that is always changing, and if you learn one thing today, then you can probably learn another thing tomorrow, but the cons include many long hours working at your desk and needing to be on top of all things digital!
Disclosure: This is a collaborative post.
