Use the Internet
We all know by know that if you search hard enough, you can find almost anything you're looking for on the internet. So, use the internet to start off your research. One helpful site is called:
O* Net Online- This website allows users to print out 12 pages from their specifically designed Content Model. So, you can print out helpful and thorough information for about 900 occupations. There are many other websites you can use as well, don't just limit yourself to those 900 occupations. Google is always very helpful!
Take Tests

Consider the Job Market
If considering your needs and wishes isn't working out the way you planned. there is another way to approach the switch. Instead of focusing on exactly what you want, determine the jobs that are available in the job market. These jobs are called projections, or "Hot Jobs". To find these hot jobs, you can simply so some research online. Here are some recent list.
The Wall Street Journal
Boston.com
Bureau of Labor Statistics
There are a number of approaches to take when changing careers. If you have no clue where to start, try to follow some of the steps above. Switching careers won't be an easy process that occurs overnight, so remember to keep an open mind and explore all available options.
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