How did you find your interest in your career?
Rachel Zhou
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Or why did you choose your current job? Was there a moment when you realized that this was a job you really enjoyed？
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Rosalie Steame@rosalie_steame
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I always wanted to be able to build things. That was it. When the time came to sign up for university i thought "i'm probably too stupid for mechanical engineering, but people always tell me i'm good with computers". So here i am, with a very different mindset, and very happy with my decision.
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I found my interest in my career by exploring various fields, networking with professionals, attending relevant workshops and events, and conducting personal research to identify my passions, strengths, and align them with opportunities in the job market.
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My interest in my career, particularly in CV help https://careerbands.com/tips-for..., stems from a fascination with language, communication, and problem-solving. I've always enjoyed delving into diverse topics, helping others, and exploring the intricacies of human interaction. This led me to pursue a path where I could leverage these passions, ultimately finding fulfillment in using language to assist and connect with people in meaningful ways, particularly in crafting impactful CVs.