- Finding employment offers opportunities to grow and develop valuable skills that can be utilized throughout a career. A job provides the means to support oneself financially, ensuring stability and independence.

•What type of job am I looking for? Why?

- I am looking for a job that communicates with people who have personal problems that I can help them to deal with such as to being a Counsellor. Why? I love helping others solving problems, because it leaves a feeling of satisfaction when I do get to help others!

•What job would (or wouldnt) I accept.

- I wouldn't accept being a medical doctor. Although it is considered a great job, it is a very difficult job to pursue.

•What would make me change my mind about jobs I wouldnt do?

-I would change my mind if being a doctor doesnt require you to be in the hospital for hours or even days.

•Where would I (or would I not) want to work at?

-I would be the most happiest if I were to work at the United Nations (UN)

•What would make me change my mind about where I want to work?

-I would change my mind if the environment of the workplace is toxic.

• The type of job I'm looking for is one that is related to providing help for mental health due to my interest in psychology

• A job that I wouldn't accept is one where the tasks are extremely monotonous

• If I am in a tight spot and left with not a a lot of options for a job, I would change my mind

• I would not want to work at a company that is incredibly profit driven and it's main goal is to benefit the shareholders

• Plenty of benefits and a high salary would cause me to change my mind

2. I’m looking for an internship job related to my field of study so I can apply what I’ve learned.

3. I would accept a job that helps me learn and grow. I wouldn’t accept one that have dangerous environment.

4. If the job offers flexible hours, or opportunities to learn something valuable.

5. I’d like to work in a positive and friendly environment. I wouldn’t want to work at somewhere stressful.

6. If the company offers good growth opportunities, or a strong learning opportunities.

1. I’m looking for a job because I want to serve the world and make a positive impact through my work.

2. I’m looking for a job that allows me to serve people and be beneficial to others — something meaningful where I can contribute to society.

3. I’d accept a job that helps me grow and matches my values; I’d avoid one that doesn’t.

4. If it offers good experience or personal growth, I might reconsider.

5. I’d like to work in a happy environment surrounded by kids and children, where I can bring positivity and joy.

6. If the workplace offers more suitable facilities and a welcoming environment, I’d be open to it.

Name: Wan Ying

1.      Why am I looking for a job?

I hope I can keep myself busy in a challenging environment, because a long-term lack of goals will make people more and more backward..

2.      What type of job am I looking for? Why?

I am looking for a job that is related to the development of the new era and requires leadership. I believe that in the future, leaders who master development will get the most benefits.

3.      What job wouldn't I accept?

I won't accept purely repetitive work with no room for thinking.

4.      What would make me change my mind about jobs I wouldn’t do?

Money

5.      Where would I (or would I not) want to work at?

I wouldn't want to work in an environment with serious internal friction and bureaucracy because my energy will be wasted on meaningless interpersonal struggles and processes.

6.      What would make me change my mind about where I want to work

The potential of my career

1. I'm looking for job to start my career by apply my studies in a real world of an employment. I also want to make my parents proud by becoming independent daughter and not to burden them.

2. The type of job that I'm looking for is related to economics, finance or accounting because I'm onto numbers, data and financial planner.

3. I wouldn't accept to do for a job is contractor because the job really need high physical skills.

4. If I were in a financial problem situation, I will do the jobs that I'm not into it.

5. I want to work at company that financially stable. Also, the company that reward their staff by following their achievement. Lastly, the cheerful environment itself.

6. It will change my mind if it is my dream work or my dream company.

• I want to financially support myself and become independent so that I don't burden my parents

• I want to contribute to the community

What type of job am i looking for? Why?

• I want to become educators. The reason is because i love working with people and help others

What job would ( or wouldn't) i accept?

• A job I wouldn't accept is being politician.

• I feel that politicians have very big responsibility. They directly involved to the development of the country and people's live.

What would make me change my mind about jobs i wouldn't do?

• If i feel like i am the only right person for that job and could make a difference

Where would i (or would i not) to work at?

• I wouldn't accept an offshore job because i don't want to separate from my family and friends for long periods of time .

• I also don't to feel i separated from the world

What would make me change my mind about where i want to work?

• If the job have higher payments and im the only the right person for that job

I’m looking for a job to earn some income while also gaining valuable work experience that will benefit my future career.

• What type of job am I looking for ? Why?

I am looking for a job related to real estate or property management because I want to gain practical knowledge about the industry. It will help me understand how the market works and build useful skills for my future career as a real estate professional.

• What job would or (wouldn’t) I accept?

I wouldn’t accept a job that is completely unrelated to my area of study or one that doesn’t provide opportunities for learning and professional growth. I also prefer not to take jobs with unsafe or unethical working conditions.

• What would make me change my mind about jobs I wouldn’t do ?

I would change my mind if the job could help me learn something new, gain experience, or develop skills that are useful for my future career. If the working environment is positive and I can grow as a person, I’d be willing to give it a try.

• Where would I (or would I not) want to work at ?

I want to work in a real estate company where I can apply what I’ve learned in class and gain real-world experience. I’m especially interested in property management or valuation because I want to understand how properties are handled, marketed, and appraised in the industry. For example I really want to work at CBRE.

• What would make me change my mind about where I want to work to ?

I think in this economy I would choose the company that provides good salary because earning a higher salary motivates me to work harder.

• To find my purpose and identity. I want to seek something meaningful, something that gives me direction and a sense of contribution in my life.

What type of job am I looking for? Why?

• I am looking for a job that will allow me to help others by guiding or listening to their problems such as counselling. I want to help people because it gives me meaning in life.

What job would (or would't) I accept?

• I would accept a job that can provide a positive environment. I would want to have supportive colleagues, respectful management, and healthy communication.

• I would't accept a job that contain toxic environment. The disrespect, gossip, and unnecessary pressure can harm my mental health.

What would make me change my mind about jobs I would't do?

• I would change my mind if new priorities or circumstances arise. Life situations can reshape what matters most. For example, through financial need, I might accept a job that have toxic enviroment if its pays well when I suddenly start thinking about marriage and starting a family.

Where would I (or would I not) want to work at?

• I would want to work at a growth-focused workplaces. Any place that allow me to learn and practice emphathy, active listening, and communication.

• I would not want to have unethical or meaningless work. Work that feels empty or disconnected from my long-term purpose.

What would make me change my mind about where I want to work?

• I would change my mind about where I work if the place can give me new perspectives. For example, working as a counsellor in a corporate setting might feel disconnected from my long-term purpose, but I will eventually realize that I could help the well-being if the corporate employees. The growth provided may help me see places I hadn't before.

•I am looking for a job that has stability because it can maintain my normal life.

•It could be a bank job because I am learning relevant knowledge that can help 么better to adpat.

•If a job can provide more opportunities to acknowledge resource and benefits，get more practical skills

•I prefer to work in a positive environment and the place close to my family , which can give me a good attitude.

•If a job can provide convenient trip mode and more opportunities to improve myself

- im looking for a job because im an active and curious person who enjoys being productive and exploring new experiences. i love doing creative things,learning new skills,and challenging myself to grow. im also open minded and always ready to adapt to new environments,which makes me excited to find a job where i can learn,contribute,and keep improving myself. other than that, i would want a wealthy life.

what type of job im looking for? why?

- im seeking a position where i can contribute my ideas,energy and passion while offering meaningful advice and support to others. i truly enjoy connecting with people and helping them grow. my goal is to make a positive impact, not only within the company i work for, but also in wider community.

what job would (or wouldn’t) i accept?

- i would accept a job that offer real value, a place where i can grow,develop myself and see a bright future. The quality and good management of the company are my priorities,along with a positive working enviroment. Having a supportive and healty enviroment would be a great advantage for me, as it allows me to focus and give my best to the job.

- However, if the company does not fully meet my main criteria,thats completely fine,as im open to learning and adapting to new challenges. The only exception would be if the nature of the work goes againts my religious values. In that case,it would be difficult for me to accept the position.

what whould make me change my mind about jobs i wouldnt do?

- if the company can be understanding and respectful toward my religious sensitivities,i would be more open to accepting the job and that kind of tolerance would mean a lot to me.

where would i (or would i not) want to work at?

- i would prefer to work near my hometown as it provides a sense of comfort and familiarity,but im also open to working wherever is best for my growth and future. However, i prefer not to work in a place where i might find it difficult to live comfortably, for example, if the invironment or community has more negative influences than positive ones.

what would make me change my mind about where i want to work?

- I’m open minded and willing to change my perspective if i can learn to adapt and find effective solutions to any challenges in the place where i work. I believe every enviroment has something valuable to teach, as long as i approach it with a positive mindset and willingness to grow.

2. What type of job am I looking for? Why?
My goal is to work in actuarial science, preferably in pension planning or insurance. These professions demand accuracy, long-term planning, and moral accountability elements that I desire to hold. I want to support organizations in making wise choices that safeguard people's futures.

3. What kind of work wouldn’t I accept?
I wouldn't take a job that has no connection to impact, particularly if it consists of repetitive duties with no opportunity for development, education, or significant contribution to society.

4. What would make me change my mind about jobs I wouldn’t do?

Even though the position is outside of my comfort zone, I would reconsider if it provided a challenging learning environment, mentorship, or access to resources that improved my actuarial skills.

5.Where would I (or would I not) want to work at?

I would stay away from settings where politics and hierarchy. I want to work in an environment where ego or outdated procedures drives decisions.

6. What would make me change my mind about where I want to work?

I'd be willing to change if the company is progressive and makes investments in its employees, particularly in areas like actuarial certification and professional development.

I’m looking for a job to gain real-world experience, learn new skills, and apply what I’ve studied as a chemistry student. I also want to become financially independent and start building a foundation for my future career.

2. What type of job am I looking for?

I’m looking for a position in a multinational company, preferably in the chemical, food, or beauty industry — such as Nestlé or L’Oréal. Ideally, the role would allow me to apply my scientific knowledge, contribute to meaningful projects, and continue developing both professionally and personally.

3. What job would (or wouldn’t) I accept?

I would accept a job that offers learning opportunities, challenges me to grow, and aligns with my long-term goals. However, I wouldn’t accept a job that lacks growth potential, has a toxic work culture, or provides no room for personal and professional development.

4. What would make me change my mind about jobs I wouldn’t do?

I might reconsider a job I initially wouldn’t do if it offers valuable learning experiences, strong mentorship, or exposure to a new industry that could benefit my career in the long run.

5. Where would I (or wouldn’t I) want to work at all?

I’d love to work overseas — to experience different cultures, understand new ways of thinking, and broaden my worldview. On the other hand, I wouldn’t want to work in a place that limits creativity, discourages competition, or doesn’t support career growth.

6. What would make me change my mind about where I want to work?

I might change my mind about a workplace if it provides a healthy work–life balance, opportunities for advancement, or a positive and inspiring work environment that supports both my professional and personal growth.

I'm looking for a job to gain real-life experience, improve my communication skills and become more independent. It's also a good way to earn more income.

2) What type of job am I looking for? Why?

I am more prefer the jobs that allow me to work more independently, such as tasks that require focus or individual effort. I enjoy working alone because it helps me stay organized and do things efficiently.

3) What job wouldn’t I accept?

I wouldn't accept the job that are unsafe. too stressful or unethical working conditions. I also prefer not to take jobs that have extremely long houres without fair pay

4) What would make me change my mind about jobs I wouldn’t do?

If the job offers valuable experience, fair treatment, or helps me develop useful skills, I might reconsider.

5) Where would I (or would I not) want to work at?
I'd like to work in a friendly and supportive environment. I wouldn't want to work in a place with poor management or a negative atmosphere.

6) What would make me change my mind about where I want to work?

If I find out that a company I didn't consider before, actually has good values, a positive team and offers the opportunities to learn, I'd be open to it even if it's not my first choice.

2. What type of job am I looking for? Why?
I’m looking for a job that is related to counselling, education, or community work, where I can apply what I’ve learned in my course. I want a job that allows me to interact with people, listen to their stories, and help them manage challenges in positive ways. Since I’m studying counselling, I’m interested in jobs that help me understand human behaviour, emotions, and communication better such as being a teacher assistant, student mentor, or working in environments that involve guidance and care. These kinds of jobs not only match my passion for helping others but also prepare me for my future career as a counsellor.

3. What job wouldn't I accept?
I wouldn’t accept jobs that require working in a toxic or disrespectful environment, or jobs that go against my values. I also wouldn’t want a job that’s too far from my field or doesn’t help me grow or learn anything new like those that are too repetitive or don’t use my strengths.(still think more)

4. What would make me change my mind about jobs I wouldn't do?

I might change my mind if the job provides good opportunities for personal development, stable income, or work experience that can benefit my future career. If the environment is positive and the people are supportive, I might consider it even if it’s not my first choice.

5. Where would I or would I not want to work at?

I would love to work in educational institutions (university, mrsm),clinic, child-related centres, office, or creative environments places that match my warm and friendly personality. I wouldn’t want to work somewhere too stressful, isolated, or that doesn’t align with my values and interests, like factories or harsh sales jobs.

6. What would make me change my mind about where I want to work?

I might change my mind if I see that the workplace offers good experience, supportive colleagues, or a chance to build my skills for future opportunities especially if it helps me grow toward my long-term goal in the education or communication field.

• ikhlas dari hati -peace.