Is your work now what you've studied for?

Its really hard to look for a job that is suited for you. Just like what happened to me. But still I am thankful that I have a job now and was able to help my family. Sometimes rather than looking for suitable job for you, for some reason, you end up with a job that is not totally related to your course.

oh i am a computer enginner but would love to do some marketing job.because ia m good at that,a nd enjoy doing that

Hi, I trained to be a hairdresser when I was younger (I know it's not something you study for, but it is two years of training) although as soon as I finished training I decided I wanted to do something else, as the money was rubbish and I hated standing up all day chatting inanely with anyone who'll listen. I'm now a secretary and far removed from the hairdresser I was 20 odd years ago! I think sometimes you grow up and realise you just want to do something else!

i completed mechanical engineering,but now i work in a bank,i dont know much about accounts or anything even though i got a bank job,but i didnt able to get in to my field which i studied for the past four years, i think its fate..........

I'm an electrical engineer but I cannot find job that's related to my profession, but luckily a friend informed me about an opening in a telecom company, and I got hired. That was 10 years ago, and now I'm still workng with them. Though the job is not related at all to my profession, I enjoyed it very much and I learned a lot from my experience.

hi manong, im a medical doctor who specialized in pathology, but am now working as a medical transcriptionist/editor and training to be a polysomnography scorer. I am not practicing pathology because i have yet to pass the specialty board exams for pathology.