Your “Dream Job” Isn’t All It Cut Out To Be
Being an entrepreneur herself, Sandra has had her fair share of struggles. In fact, she called herself an “accidental entrepreneur” as she found herself being in Singapore at 27. Sharing her expertise in recruitment, she shared how the “dream job” doesn’t quite exist.
She mentioned: “When you were younger, you were eager to be free and start your own company. But then you get, and you suddenly miss your high paying job. The fact is, ambitions change cause you have changed.
“Revisit your definition of ‘dream job’ every year. It’s key to reevaluate your wants and understand the difference between what you want, and do you need. For example, I want to be an entrepreneur, but I also need to be paid $200k a year. Chances are it might not happen, so what are your priorities?,” she closed.
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