ver want to do it, I need something else to research to see if that one would be a better fit for me. The very first step I need to make though, is, to find out everything about myself, all my likes, dislikes, all of my traits, and all of my skills to find the career that would fit me best.
             There are 9 million careers in the world of careers, with a variety of jobs available. There are many different career clusters with hundreds of jobs listed under each cluster. We took a survey with a bunch of questions about the different career clusters, then graphed out the results. The one that I liked the least was the Service, Professional, which had jobs; bell hop, butler, caddie, body guard, bus driver, correction officer, crossing guard, and jobs that provide services to people. I was not interested in any of these careers at all.
             There weren't too many influences on my career choice; actually there was only one that I can really think of. My parents are not an influence to me because they don't even know what I want to do in my life, much less what kind of career I want to get into. The only thing that influenced me at all was the video productions class I took last year. We did a lot of videos and more often than not, I was the camera man. It caught my interest right away and it was pretty fun using the camera. Plus I got to learn a lot about the cameras, and how other real influences on me, because nobody knows what I want to do. Other than that, there was no other schooling that helped me.
             Then I took the interest inventory along with the career clusters, and found out which area I scored the highest in. Which happened to be Arts, Skilled, some of the jobs under that one are; cartoonist, sign painter, camera operator, and photographer. It just so happened that camera operator was actually under the one that I scored the highest in, and was most interested in.
             After all of that and choosing a career t...