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3 years ago

IM WASTING 50 POINTS SO PLEASE ANSWER!

Business

2 answers:

Leto [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

One of the key aspects of choosing the best career is by thinking about yourself. Many people in your life can tell you what you should do, or what they think you’d be good at, but the only person who truly knows which career is best, is yourself.

Start by thinking about your passions and what you’re interested in. If you have a love for writing, a career in construction, for example, may not be the best fit. Instead, you’d look at more creative fields such as journalism, copywriting or even creative writing. Knowing and discovering what you enjoy and feel passionate about will give you a strong start to discovering a career path for you.

I hope this will help you,

God blessed you

RoseWind [281]3 years ago

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Answer:

My chosen career pathway is interior designer I might help people deisgn there bedrooms or locker. And I might help my family members out by picking out the right design for there patio and pool deck and college I need my bachelors degree in college and I would move to california and If Interior design

doesn't work I will be a caseworker

this is all I got srry

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