This is a common request when a person wants to change jobs. And this is where you need to start your search. It is important to be clearly aware of what makes you uncomfortable and what you need to avoid and what to look for. Let's take an inventory of values ​​and interests? I suggest doing a very simple and visual exercise. First step Imagine (remember) your worst job in small details. What would make you most unhappy? What would you like to run away from? We remember (or imagine) and write in the first column all the nuances of the WORST job for ourselves, for example: What exactly do you do (functions, position)? How many hours a day (days a week)? Where exactly ( Government or business? What area? Number of department or company?) How far from home (geography/location)? What is your salary? Bonuses? Privilege? Do you have weekends/vacations/sick leave? Who surrounds you (colleagues/clients/management)? Your authority, etc. What else is present in this worst job for you?? Second stepAnd now we imagine (imagine/remember) the BEST JOB for ourselves. And fill out the second column according to the same points. Dream job. What is so valuable and important to you? What will inspire you? What will give you strength and a surge of energy? Fantasize, don’t be shy! Add points if necessary. Done? Now let’s take an inventory of your values ​​and interests.✅ Compare your best and worst job. Where do your critical breaks occur? What are these points?✅ Rate the importance of each point for you. It is better to do it on a 10 point scale. What did you find most valuable from this? What is less important? Accordingly, the received criteria should be the starting point for finding your ideal job. For those who work: Do the received criteria match your current job? Perhaps there is a chance to improve the conditions? Are there any difficulties or questions? You can get my free demo consultation here. Write, let's agree on a time. PS A common objection is that there is no such job/you can’t get a job there, etc. I speak as an HR with 20 years of experience: There is ANY job on the labor market. Even if you don’t see it right away. The question is always different: What are you agreeing to? And do you know what to look for? I provide career consultations, prepare for the most difficult interviews, and create a selling resume. You can find out more here: Oksana Kryuchkova