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And not in the sense that, “Oh, pick a major that you like and the job will come.” Unfortunately, that’s not really the case. I was an English major and I chose the major because I knew I wanted to be a journalist or book publisher. I was 100% sure I wanted to be able to write, edit, proofread, etc. I held internships in college but nothing of extreme substantial lasting value. Choose a major of a career path that you love, not necessarily a major I love. (For example: Had I had the experience, I probably w
Ok, so no one necessarily “loves” a job, but you sure can like a job a lot. Having a job where you feel part of the team and you feel like what you do actually matters/benefits the company, you’ll really start to love the job. A job shouldn’t be just an everyday, 9-5, 5 days a week hassle where you have to literally drag yourself out of bed in the morning. (I’ve been there.) A job is something that you, no matter how much you don’t necessarily love your tasks, can really really thrive at doing.
I started working in content marketing/outreach for an SEO agency, and this is something I didn’t have much, if any, experience in previously. Instead of hoping for the best, I read blogs, articles, books, etc. to learn the industry and also find ways to excel within the industry. (My boyfriend makes fun of me because my Kindle is all SEO/Marketing books.)