Turning again towards childish treble

In pre­par­a­tion for the Science Co-​op Bootcamp tomor­row, I com­pleted some mod­ules on career plan­ning, includ­ing a match­mak­ing ses­sion with CareerCruising. Here are my results:

1. Professor clip_image001[122]

2. Anthropologist clip_image001[123]

3. Historian clip_image001[124]

4. Curriculum Specialist clip_image001[125]

5. Title Searcher clip_image001[126]

6. Sociologist clip_image001[127]

7. ESL Teacher clip_image001[128]

8. Political Aide clip_image001[129]

9. Foreign Language Instructor clip_image001[130]

10. Communications Specialist clip_image001[131]

11. Paralegal clip_image001[132]

12. Corporate Trainer clip_image001[133]

13. Lawyer clip_image001[134]

14. Corporate /​Commercial Lawyer clip_image001[135]

15. Civil Litigator clip_image001[136]

16. Chartered Accountant clip_image001[137]

17. Foreign Service Officer clip_image001[138]

18. Adult Education Teacher clip_image001[139]

19. Public Policy Analyst clip_image001[140]

20. Curator clip_image002[6]

21. Archivist clip_image003[38]

22. Researcher clip_image003[39]

23. Judge clip_image001[141]

24. Lobbyist clip_image001[142]

25. Print Journalist clip_image001[143]

26. Critic clip_image001[144]

27. Customs Broker clip_image003[40]

28. Activist clip_image001[145]

29. Certified Management Accountant clip_image003[41]

30. Politician clip_image001[146]

31. Public Relations Specialist clip_image003[42]

32. Writer clip_image001[147]

33. Career Counsellor clip_image001[148]

34. Television and Radio Reporter clip_image003[43]

35. Motivational Speaker clip_image001[149]

36. Principal clip_image003[44]

37. Mediator clip_image001[150]

38. Genetic Counsellor clip_image001[151]

39. Librarian clip_image003[45]

40. Forensic Accountant clip_image003[46]

Interesting and reveal­ing, if rather inac­cur­ate in many regards.

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009 Co-op, Life

7 Comments to Turning again towards childish treble

  • Step says:
    September 3, 2009 at 12:16 am

    ha ha ha XD.…..and i was going to say it’s more like a ran­dom list of occu­pa­tions assigned a ran­dom let­ter score =P
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  • L says:
    September 3, 2009 at 10:45 am

    pro­fessor… your dream pro­fes­sion. it’s meant to be.

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  • isabella mori (@moritherapy) says:
    September 6, 2009 at 9:28 am

    so? any of interest to you? or would you rather become a cran­berry farmer?
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    • Justin Yang says:
      September 6, 2009 at 12:37 pm

      Some of them…not all. My cur­rent dream is to become an English scholar spe­cial­iz­ing chiefly in Restoration and Eighteenth Century literature. =)

      Of course, cran­berry farm­ing is still a respect­able job in its own right!

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  • for tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today « L'esprit d'escalier says:
    September 6, 2009 at 10:33 pm

    […] September 6, 2009 by echo­trains I’ve been look­ing at poten­tial routes to take after UBC in the last while, brows­ing for­ums and what not for grad school/​med school/​law school/​etc as I’m pretty sure I’ll be doing some sort of post gradu­ate school­ing. Anxiety about the future is cer­tainly some­thing I have in spades, so I did a career match-​making test at Career Cruising (after read­ing Justin’s blog post ). […]

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  • Wesley says:
    September 6, 2009 at 11:12 pm

    haha Title Searcher? … thats quite random.

    A lot of the top ones seem like things you’d like tho :D
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