What's your dream job?

flojever · 01-01-2009 #1 (**permalink**)

I would think everyone here has a dream job. It's the "perfect job" you had imagined for yourself.

What would you like to do that would be most rewarding and that would make you happiest?

Postman · 01-01-2009 #2 (**permalink**)

I couldn’t call it as a dream job because it is a business. Right now I’m blogging and taking some sponsored review on my blog. I know that this will lower my page rank and this is the reason why I started two other blogs which I will monetize on affiliate programs and cpa.

Dartz · 01-02-2009 #3 (**permalink**)

Being a famous illustrator who is known for his lack of limits. I have mountains of ideas, but absolutely no drawing talent. Shame really, if I could turn my Meridian Rose roleplay base into a visual novel, it would sell quite well.

yankvel · 01-02-2009 #4 (**permalink**)

my dream job would have to be a computer repairman, if not that i would like to be a translator, if not that i can always commit myself to farming to the full, cause that is what my dad is doing, if it can be one of these three thing i would be happy like mouse in a cheese land....

jenstot · 01-04-2009 #5 (**permalink**)

It has always been my dream to manage my own business. A restaurant would be a great start, but I need to learn how to make it big.

gwenpinay · 01-05-2009 #6 (**permalink**)

That's easy. I've always wanted to be a published (maybe even a famous) writer. Published as in print. So, my dream job would be typing out stories or spinning tales in my PJs and a cup of caramel macchiato.

gwenpinay · 01-05-2009 #7 (**permalink**)


Quote: Originally Posted by jenstot It has always been my dream to manage my own business. A restaurant would be a great start, but I need to learn how to make it big.

You can partner with me, Jen. I'm pretty good with the admin side of things. You can take care of the operations, I can take care of the suppliers and the books. Ah, dreams are awesome, aren't they?

Michael06 · 05-06-2009 #8 (**permalink**)

Well,

Preparing yourself best for the job interview and especially if it is the job interview for the job you have always longed for could be exceptionally demanding and nerve-racking. Moreover, they are the job interview preparations that could make or break the upshots on a job interview. It is better that you prepare yourself meticulously for the show and get all set to chase the success in conquering the job of your dreams.

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sarah_9 · 07-02-2009 #9 (**permalink**)

Hello,

Salary amount matters, but personal satisfaction is equally important, no compromise on that front.

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sarah_9

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