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Here you will find a list of various job "fields/roles".
How to find your motivation (WHY)As introduced in "[ ]16-Type Personality TestI confirmed it.Since it broadly relates to "the core of who you are and your values," it should be easy to understand what you are interested in.Let's explore what interests us.

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The flow of energy in workWORK FLOW② "Field / Role (WHAT)"This corresponds to [the relevant category].

The flow of energy in work(WORK FLOW)

The flow of energy in workWORK FLOW
  • ①(WHY)
    why

    For what reason

  • ② (WHAT)
    What

    What kind of job

  • ③ (HOW)
    How to

    What kind of work style

  • ④(FEEL)
    How do I feel when I'm doing it?

    How do you feel (pleasant/unpleasant) during actual work?

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List of job "fields/roles (WHAT)"

Take a quick look at the list below to see what you're looking for.What fields/roles (WHAT) are you drawn to?It's okay if you have even a slight idea of what you're looking for.

Field / Roleexplanation/
Actual work activities
FoundingTo create and start something completely new and unprecedented.
Developing new projects and services, promoting products, and formulating strategies.
improvementUpgrading the performance of existing products
To improve efficiency or make modifications
System and data analysis and management, and discovery of areas for cost reduction.
Automation, improving automated systems
Execute the taskUse practical skills to produce concrete results.
Operation of equipment, use of tools, construction,
Repair and security services
investigationAnalyzing information to explore the problem of emotional and intellectual curiosity
Working in the laboratory, solving abstract problems,
Conducting the research
artExpressing oneself through the creation of works of art and the appreciation of beauty.
Composing music, performing, writing, and creating visual arts.
supportHelping others grow
Teaching (education), taking care of people,
Counseling, employee training
The progress of eventsTo persuade others of the merits of an idea or product,
Contributing to the organization's goals
Sales, management, persuasion, marketing
OrganizeOrganize information and give order to data and things for decision-making.
Establishing procedures and systems, organizing (organizing),
Record keeping, computer application development
connectionConnecting and promoting people who are disconnected to other people and the best places for them.
Marketers (who also use social media as needed) and affiliates,
Interaction at events, partnerships with people and companies

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Detailed list of job "fields/roles (WHAT)"
Detailed list of people with the necessary skills for the job.

You've probably encountered a great many occupations in the "Fields/Roles" list. If you find anything that interests you from this list, please refer to the following:Formulas for Success 01, 02I will consider each of these points to see if they are a good match for me.

Formula for Success 01

Why (the reason for doing it) → the energy (driving force) when doing the work

The formula for success02

The flow of energy in workWORK FLOWBe mindful of "

① Why

② What

③ How to do it (HOW)

④ How do you feel while you're doing it? (FEEL)

If it seems feasible, it's likely a good fit for you, so let's take concrete action right away.
Proceed to checklist (coming soon)

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Interests and "Skills"

Have you identified the "field/role" of the profession that interests you based on the above information?

While it's important to choose a profession that interests you, you also need to consider your strengths and weaknesses.

For example, even if you are interested in a profession in a "creative" field like illustration, it doesn't necessarily mean you are good at coming up with original ideas or actually drawing pictures.
Instead, your talent might lie more in project management and execution. In that case, a position like art director might be a good fit.

Below is a list of people with the necessary skills. Please refer to it to see which category you fall into.

Those with skillsSkill description/
Fields and roles of occupations where those skills can be utilized/
starterfounder
creatorcreator
To bring visions, images, and ideas to life.
Planner, producer, solution proposer,
Venture company managers, VCs (venture capitalists = startup investors)
traderWe assess the value of assets that fluctuate up and down and buy and sell accordingly.
Research (fund managers, traders, trading companies, resellers, etc.)
operatorWorkerObserve how it actually moves, and try moving your hands.
Performing tasks (e.g., hairdresser, dentist, ophthalmologist)
engineerengineerThis covers technologies such as programming and the internet.
(They can excel in any field.)
Analystanalyst
scientistscientist
Analyze and take a broad perspective on things, and think logically.
Research (geologists, university professors, computer scientists, etc.)
artistartistTo express oneself and spread one's work.
Arts (painters, ceramic artists, photographers, etc.),
Founding
SupporterhelperContributing to and supporting people and society
Support (teachers, healthcare professionals, counselors),
Organization, progress of things
leaderLeaderLeading the team members
The progress of events
MasterRulerTo organize data and information and bring order to things.
Organize
connectorConnectorPlace the right people in the right positions.
Connection, support
Celebritycelebrity, famous personTo advertise and market oneself as a product
Connections, art (artists, singers, etc.)

Of course, I'm not saying you should give up on a profession just because you're not good at it.Rather, " Rather "Interest" is more important.It is said that...

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