Why you need to find a job that suits your intellect

(1)fit one’s intelligence
(2)Why should I choose a job
(3)Everyone’s intellectual ability
(4)You have to keep in mind that it’s differentMENTALIST
(5)This is very important
(6)I got a job, and I got a job that fits it
(7)If you don’t have the intellect
(8)It’s going to be a very miserable time
(9)If you’re not capable of performing your duties
(10)People around you are also being harmed
(11)in the hierarchy of capabilities
(12)The higher you are
(13)Higher liquidity intelligence is required
(14)If you don’t want to fail
(15)You shouldn’t have a job beyond your ability
(16)Most people at least
(17)It’s vulnerable in one way
(18)The factor that you’re vulnerable to in your job
(19)You should avoid situations that could be a major weakness
(20)Success and happiness at work
(21)simultaneously obtainable
(22)In order to maximize the possibility
(23)With the intellect you have now
(24)a job that can be in the top group
(25)You have to choose
(26)The stupidest thing in the organization
(27)You can’t be a person
(28)Then it’s hard to survive
(29)There are conflicting comments, so it’s coming

(1) user-zu8nb1bz8g6 months ago
(2)It’s true that you don’t choose a job that’s like a bamboo shoot every time you force yourself to go to work

(1)When the opportunity comes, it’s right to try, even if it’s not a perfect ability

(1) samudata 3 months ago
(2)You’re right, but intellectual ability and organizational adaptation ability are different. Smart people can also be blunt depending on the situation or the boss’s co-worker

(1) -_-534 6 months ago
(2)The opposite is true, too
(3)Understating their intellectual potential, they say, “When you’re in a comfortable group, that’s when tragedy begins.” Be bold. Life goes the way you think it goes
(4)312,000 J

(1)The first comment. If you can’t objectify your abilities, you’ll all suffer
(2)It’s a real match

(1)It’s realistic. But you have to realize that you don’t have to draw a line first
(2)It’s realistic, but I think I’ll live as a frog in the net for the rest of my life

(1)If you try hard from the beginning
(2)You get used to it and become an expert in the field
(3)I think people develop while feeling miserable. There’s no place that fits me from the beginning

(1)It’s because it says “intellectual ability.”
(2)It’s understandable if you think it’s just one job related to him
(3)I didn’t mean that I couldn’t do it because I was just a rookie. I didn’t want to know

(1)Rather than intellectual ability, it’s like aptitude. It’s better to understand what you’re good at

(1)Are you listening? Come down
(2)I don’t have much time to do what I want to do and work for the rest of my life

(1)What you want to do is different from what you want to do well
(2)There are people who can’t even teach you for a year