Today, I am honoured to share my advice on career choosing with you.

1£®Choose what you love. If you're doing a job that you like, work itself can give you a feeling of satisfaction, and your career can also be a lot of fun. Interest is the best guide and the source of the success; it's simply logical that there is a connection between liking your job and being successful at it. When you have own strengths and value your own interests, you can choose a career that you will love.

2£®Choose what you're good at.Any profession needs people who have mastered certain skills and possessed certain qualifications. No one can master everything in just one lifetime, so when you're choosing a career, choose what you're good at, and you'll benefit from bringing your strengths into full play. Think carefully about how you compare with other people, and choose a profession that doesn't conflict with your strengths but instead makes the best use of them.

3£®Choose a career that's in demand. Society needs always evolving£»old opportunities are constantly disappearing and new ones are constantly being created. Old hot commodity can be replaced tomorrow by what no one saw coming. So when you're planning your career, try to figure out what society needs, and choose what's in demand.

4£®Choose what's profitable. Your ultimate goal when choosing a career is to find something that will make you happy. But your happiness will probably be influenced by your income too. A sensible choice of career orientation is related to what's valuable from society's point of view and from your own. So when you make your choice, look for something that combines prestige and a good salary with other factors that are important to you. That way you'll end up with a career that's most beneficial to you.