最好的工作是什么？看到有些很梦幻的工作，像Duvet Tester（天鹅绒试用员），Champagne taster（香槟试喝），Zombie（扮僵尸吓人），Ice Cream Tester（冰淇淋试吃），Chocolate tester（巧克力试吃），还有最霸气的Professional sleeper（专业睡客），美国nasa专门招聘一位睡客，The US space agency Nasa offered volunteers the chance to stay in bed for 70 days for a salary of £11,000.applicants will not be required to do anything at all except stay in bed.睡上70天，拿11000美金，这个算美差不？ 但画面都太美，我不敢想。OK,let's be serious!
They are like the current which makes the bulb glow.
They make you work harder than you thought you ever could. They make you push your boundaries beyond the boundaries themselves.
Having been on both sides of the table, as a student and as a teacher, I believe this provides an opportunity like nothing else and has the maximum impact on the world. I am sure many teachers believe that there is no greater joy nor greater reward than to make a fundamental difference in someone's life.
What is the best occupation depends entirely on what you feel to be a very enjoyable act.
For me it is being a movie critic.
You get to watch movies all day, including good movies and bad movies,
You have access to a huge selection of movies, without paying for it
You do not necessarily need a degree for this job, although a degree in film studies would significantly help you. But the possibility remains that you can turn a hobby into a job.
You can be critical and analytical,
Your investment of time and energy in the process leads to your learning, and
You get paid to do all this shit.
This is as sinful and as best as it could get.
One works with information in both pure and applied forms, there are librarians that work with children, and librarians that would with the leading minds in research, thought, science, literature and business.
The are librarians who work in medical research, the news you watch every night on TV, agriculture, environmental sustainability, law, in museums, advertising agencies, everything that you touch and see and that helps you to understand the world...a librarian has helped that information reach you.
Being a tourist guide in a(ancient) city teeming with tourists from across the world as well as the country .
* You interact with different type of people every other day
* You always get to learn from people with different backgrounds
* You are the window to the world for that particular city
* You get to explore your cities secrets buried from the past which only a few know
* You are in the company of beautiful people every day
* Sometimes if are lucky you get be a part of documentary films
* The best thing it can be taken as a part time job
All this interaction as a guide will make you a wiser ,knowledgeable person in a lesser time as people from different backgrounds enrich you everyday.
I think it is being a scientist.
You might have heard the quote that. final result doesn't matter... it is the journey which will be remembered. In the course of being a scientist you will learn most awesome things about Nature. You will always have something to explore, something to learn; you can be never be alone when you have lots of questions to raise and then to answer.
And this feeling is the most satisfying thing in the world. You can never hate your job because that is what you had dreamed of when you were child.
You feel proud that you are the one chosen by the nature to explore itself and unfold the mysteries hidden in it...
This is the first occupation which I consider as noble. Being a doctor is such a privilege. It is not like other jobs where you just sit in an office and fill in forms or code on your computers. The reason why I call this as noble is because, here, one gets to save others’ lives. Others’ lives are dependent on them. If they are successful, then they will hold a very important position in their patients’ lives. That satisfaction of saving and improving the state of others’ lives is just incomparable. The numbers of lives that they will save and cure with their hands are just innumerable. They will make a great impact in whatever small community they may be working in. People will respect and honour them for their assistance. It is, in fact, a kind of social work. Therefore, considering all this, I think Doctor is a noble profession.
Being a translator or a travel writer.
As a travel writer you get to know amazing places around the world, and are in contact with many other languages and culture while helping others to know those places through your articles.
As a translator you are also constantly in contact with other languages and cultures. Also, each project you work on is different from the last one, and it allows you to learn a lot of interesting things when searching for terminology (it's like if every project was a tutorial). And if you work as a freelance you can also travel around the world while working. :)
If you like danger and risk and are very strong, being a firefighter. A firefighter fights a battle everyone else agrees ought to be fought. Police? They have uphold laws that they don't always agree with (such as arresting people for having a few tokes on them). Military? They sometimes have to kill people who they know will be missed (every soldier is somebody's son). Every battle a fireman fights is one everyone else wants them to fight. Even the arsonists want them to fight (that's why they set it in the first place, to watch the battle).
Being a sports journalist for me. You can turn your passion into reality. This is for all you sports buffs.
You dream about visiting Old Trafford , watching a European game on a magical night at some of the biggest stadiums in the world, seeing playing you have adored since childhood and get to live sports day and night.
This is a dream for people but majority of them(I am no exception) end up in a cubicle coding or gathering functional requirements for a bloody client who does even bother for your inhumane conditions.
There are only a few lucky ones who get to turn their passion into their profession.
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