Career Quiz - Key Questions for Career Change

True or false: The author moved to Vietnam with her husband for her own career?

True or false: The author suggests that people should stay in the same job for decades?

True or false: The author suggests that people should embrace experiences and titles?

True or false: A successful career is based on one job?

True or false: The author was born and raised in Vietnam?

True or false: To land a job, you need to make meaningful connections?

True or false: The key to a successful career is to stay in one job?

True or false: People are changing jobs an average of two times?

True or false: The author found success in her own career after working in her husband's mailroom?

True or false: To make meaningful connections, start by talking to people you know and enjoy interacting with?

The author was born and raised in Ohio, but moved to Vietnam with her husband to be with him.
She worked hard to make a career for herself as a lawyer, but when she followed her husband to new places, she realized that she may have sacrificed her career.
She eventually found a job in the mailroom of her husband's new job, but it was not what she was meant to do.
She eventually found success in her own career, and is now living in Vietnam with her husband.
The author suggests that careers will be a portfolio of different jobs rather than one position that lasts for decades.
People are changing jobs an average of three times and this trend is only increasing.
The key to a successful career is to be open to change and to embrace experiences, rather than clinging to titles.
A successful career is not based on a single job, but on a process of developing and then switching jobs frequently.
In order to land a job, you first need to make meaningful connections.
This can be done by asking questions, seeking advice, and networking.
Start by talking to people you know and enjoy interacting with.
Be persistent and keep trying until you find the right job.