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Now, I've been browsing this site and other job sites and I've come across a job that interests me,What should you do if your situation doesn't fit into the success formulas 01 and 02?

For example, I was interested in "Web Designer," but to create website designs..."I can't stand sitting in front of a computer and working all day long!"You might think so.
This is the formula for success 02The flow of energy in workWORK FLOW"of④ "How you feel while doing it (FEEL)" is unpleasant.This is the current situation.

In situations like this, there's a very good solution.
It's the same as the profession or job you want to do."Motivation: Why""Field / Role (WHAT)"Return to the list below and search again for the item you have.is.

→Link 3 (large list, bullet points)
→Link 4: Explanation of roles (thinkers, etc.)

For example, let's consider the "Web designer" mentioned earlier.

  • What was your motivation (WHAT) for wanting to become a "Web Designer"?
    • I want lots of people to see the works I've created!
      →Common occupations: "copywriter," "planner," "novelist," etc…
  • What other jobs are in the same "field/role (WHAT)" as "Web Designer"?
    • Art + Work Execution
      →Common professions (art): "Novelist," "Illustrator," "Singer," etc…
      →Common occupations (task execution): "Programmer," "Hairdresser," "General craftsman," etc…

If you apply the common occupations mentioned above back to "Success Formulas 01 and 02," you'll likely find some matches.

Furthermore, let's take the hypothetical "list of things I'm interested in" mentioned in 1-5 as an example.

  • Example 1) Helping people through medical work
  • Example 2) Investigate what the global economy is like.
  • Example 3) Pictures and designs
  • Example 4) Communicating good ways to choose a career and to get to know yourself.

From here"Field / Role (WHAT)"Extracting it, we get the following:

  • Example 1) Medical care → Support (supporter) + Task execution (operator)
  • Example 2) Global Economy → Research (Scientist) + Organization (Master)
  • Example 3) Picture → Art (Artist)
  • Example 4) Essay → Creativity (starter, creator) + Connection (connector) + Progress (leader, supporter)

Among these options, the most convenient approach is to choose one from the same "field/role (WHAT)" that seems likely to be your desired job and would be satisfying.

→Link 3 (large list, bullet points)
→Link 4: Explanation of roles (thinkers, etc.)
Please refer to the relevant section. As you actually examine it, your imagination will run wild and you should find clues.

For example, Example 3) If it's a picture or design,
→If you look at link 4, "Details of Roles," you'll find "Graphic Designer."If you're interested in drawing, there are relatively many job opportunities, and it's much easier to become one than to become a painter, making it easier to fulfill your dream of being involved with art.It's not just painters who are involved in art.
Additionally, professions such as scriptwriter and architect are also opportunities to showcase artistic talent (originality), so they may be worth considering.

Also, as you can see in the arts section of Link 3 (the main list), many people are interested in writing and mass communication, so you could express your individuality by writing, for example, as a writer.

Another approach is to imagine and consider whether there is anything that applies to all of the "fields/roles (WHAT)" that you have broken down.

for example,

  • Example 1) Support + specific tasks → General work involving inspecting or maintaining something.
  • Example 2) Survey → Data processing by academics in general or corporate data scientists, etc.
  • Example 3) Art → As mentioned above, various
  • Example 4) Support + Connections → General professional services (social insurance and labor consultants, judicial scriveners, lawyers), social workers, venture capitalists, career advisors, job placement services, headhunters, etc.
    *In Example 4, the connection is described as a "connection" in a broad sense.

Of course, looking at other websites that list various occupations and job openings besides this site will also be very helpful.

The important thing is to deepen your understanding by comparing your motivation (WHY) and "interests, concerns, and roles" with the list of occupations and seeing how they relate to yourself.

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