fun/interesting job suggestions?

[lumiadots]

i've just been thinking a lot about my future lately. i don't really have a clear idea of what i want to be, so i could use some suggestions. i'm looking for something that has a fun, interesting work environment, or a job that keeps you on your toes and lets you express creativity or just be active. i'd prefer if the job paid well, or at least decent, but i really am open to any suggestions. it doesn't matter whether it's business-related or animal-related or anything like that. i just would love some suggestions i could go check out to see if anything fits right for me. (:

[Beth]

I'm wanting to go to college and go into the same field as my mother. I want to go to into pediatrics.

[JamesSuperBoy]

Are you looking at a job after college or university, If you are creative then something along that might be retail display, journalism, photography. Always good if you can build some sort of portfolio of work even part time or voluntary to show employers what you can do.

[Hyper]

Your question is about as ambigious as could be...

Those things are considered relative... You need to look at your strengths and weaknesses i.e could you do a job where your primarily communicating with people face to face, could you do a job where pin point accuracy is key etc...

If you think you know what you are good at then start thinking about the things you already like, any past jobs you might have had and the experience you got from them.

I mean most likely you aren't going to figure it out like ''whoah that is EXACTLY what I want to do'' but you can get a good idea of what direction to look in.

Ultimately experience is key I've done some jobs I thought I wouldn't like but they were actually enjoyable.

[Uranus]

Well, lumiadots
What are your hobbies or what interests you?

[Abhorrence]

With jobs and stuff for the future, I've ended up changing my mind like 500 times.

[thatcountrykid]

Law enforcement
Paramedic
Firefighter
You experience all different things and are very active

[ally-mai]

Working with young kids can be creative and keep you on your toes. You'd have to think about what would be best to get a high wage/salary. Maybe teaching?

[Luminous]

I have an internship as a costumed interpreter at a living history museum. If you really want something fun and different, look for something out of the ordinary like that.

[Cognizant]

In what context are you asking the question - are you looking for careers now, or for your future/after college?

I'm sure like now you could intern at some art/sculpting venue. My first boyfriend did that over the summer and made a couple hundred dollars from that.
Also, food service *can* be fun if you're at the right business. The reason I like working at Jamba Juice so much is that, despite the low pay, the energy is positive and you can play around with different fruits, juices, and ice creams, and energy/protein boosts to make a smoothie not on the menu that's truly unique. You can't do that much at McDonalds, at least as far as I'm aware.

[NickTheStar]

Expressing creativity and interesting work environment with good money. I'd say clothing design. My own personal dream job is to be a shoe designer for Nike.