Bedburg (medical world) - they asked themselves was: How do I find the job that matches my skills and capabilities? It is now called many times: Where can I find a job? Inclination and skills can be neglected.
But how you want so successful in the long run be?
Researchers Patricia and John Naisbitt Aburdene have recommended in their studies that it is in view of the profession is still the No. 1 recommendation to follow his wishes and inclinations. Literally, they write. "In choosing a career, we believe it anyway for the best to follow his heart, even though there might seem at the moment of decision 'unrealistic' But who has fun at work is also proven successful."
How to find his dream job now? Especially if you do not know what jobs there are any and what talents you have?
The blog Bärbel - undetected gifted "has a list of all trades listed - be it in trade, in the IT field, in film or in other areas. It also shows to the blog, how to discover his talents. There are also additional support: How to motivate themselves, how to gain self-confidence and how to run time management.
a special place to take a tips on how its own potentially gifted talent can be found.
The editor of this blog is Lilli Cremer-old currency. She is an expert on gifted children, market researcher, coach and works as a radio presenter in higher education. Through its seminars and publications in Europe, Africa, USA and the Caribbean it was a larger public.
Cremer-Altgeld writes blogs on the subject of giftedness, high ability and Children's Universities in Europe. She is a member of the German speaker's lexicon and a moderator of the forum "giftedness - drama or success story" with talented members from around the world.
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