1. Go to http://www.careercruising.com/.
2. Put in Username: nycareers, Password: landmark.
3. Take their "Career Matchmaker" questions.
4. Post the top results
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1. Special Effects Technician
2. Lobbyist
3. Website Designer
4. Desktop Publisher
5. Fashion Designer
6. Sign Maker
7. Cartoonist / Comic Illustrator
8. Actor
9. Criminologist
10. Security Systems Technician
11. Animator
12. Plumber
13. Industrial-Organizational Psychologist
14. Director of Photography
15. Multimedia Developer
16. Director
17. Chef
18. Professor
19. Management Consultant
20. Magician
Not sure how those graphic arts ones popped in there given how hard i suck at drawing, but i could definitely see DP. That would be a most awesome job. Special effects would also be cool. Blowing shit up rocks. Computer programmer didn't even make the top 40; no surprises there...
Funeral Director
2.Addictions Counselor
3.Postal Clerk
4.Carpet and Upholstery Cleane
5.Sport Psychology Consultant
6.Editor
7.Gunsmith
8.Dental Assistant
9.Auto Detailer
10.Clergy
11.Librarian
12.Dental Lab Tech
13.Dry Cleaner
14.Community Worker
15.Religious Worker
16.Social Worker
17.Administrative Assistant
18.Ship's Crew
19.Psychologist
20.Communications Specialist
It's surprising how many people who've done this thing ended up with their current job or things in the same area. I think i must've really fucked up somewhere along the way - seems my ideal jobs are a lot more creative than what i actually do. I don't hate my job, but it doesn't really excite me either. Is that wrong?