I think changing careers requires three affirmations and one preparation.
◆ The first is to determine whether it is necessary to change careers-do you really need to change careers? What many people need is not to change careers, but to change jobs, companies or cities. So what are the criteria for changing careers? From the industry itself, the industry is in recession (the development of the industry is divided into four stages-germination or rise, growth, maturity and recession), that is, the industry is in recession. For example, you used to work in the field of paper submission, but your interest in digital images led to the decline of this field; Personally, I think your field is not in line with your own preferences or there is no career you like in your current industry. You have something like the latter. Suggestion-Is it possible for the education industry to change jobs? For example, to be an early teacher, a gifted teacher or to be a teacher in a primary school, a middle school or a university after further study.
◆ The second is to determine which industry you want to switch to. When we want to change industries, we must first make clear our direction, that is, where to change. Of course, the target industry needs to have potential, otherwise it will face changing industries in the future. For people who are currently in a depressed industry, the decline of one sub-sector usually leads to the rise of another related industry-for example, BP machines are replaced by ordinary mobile phones, and ordinary mobile phones are replaced by smart phones; Film cameras are gradually being replaced by digital cameras. So if your industry is facing recession or extinction, then you can choose alternative industries or related industries to develop. There is nothing about your hobbies and industries.