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Stephen Tashi said:I don't know whether you are contemplating a college major, a graduate degree or a job offer. None of these choices are irreversible. What's the real question? Are you just venting against your parents?
When choosing a career path, it's important to consider your interests, skills, values, and goals. Think about what you enjoy doing, what you are good at, what is important to you, and where you see yourself in the future.
One way to determine your strengths and weaknesses is by taking personality and skills assessments. You can also reflect on past experiences and ask for feedback from friends, family, and mentors.
There are many resources available to help you choose a career path. These include career aptitude tests, career counseling services, informational interviews, job shadowing, and online research on different industries and job roles.
If you are interested in multiple career paths, consider exploring each one through internships, part-time jobs, or volunteer work. This can help you gain hands-on experience and determine which path is the best fit for you.
Yes, it is okay to change your career path later on. Many people change careers multiple times throughout their lives. It's important to continue learning and growing in your chosen field, but don't be afraid to explore new opportunities if your interests and goals change.