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Asked by anon-214679 to Alun, Bastian, Cheryl, Dave, Farah, Helen on 12 Jun 2019.
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Dave Underhill answered on 12 Jun 2019:
In my early 20s, I really didn’t know what I wanted to do for a long time
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Bastian Saputra answered on 12 Jun 2019:
I decided on my career when i was 23 years old, that’s after i completed my bachelor degree 🙂
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Cheryl Williams answered on 12 Jun 2019:
I was at university when I found out about Biomedical Scientists and what they do, so I think I would have been 18/19
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Farah Elahi answered on 13 Jun 2019:
When I was 25 so a few years ago. I knew I wanted to stay working in the field of psychology, but wasn’t sure if I wanted to be a clinical psychologist (provide therapy to patients in the NHS), become a medical doctor (which would mean doing another degree in medicine – 4-6 years of more studying and student loan debt) or complete a PhD. I feel like I would have enjoyed each career in its own way. I decided to complete a PhD because I knew I’d enjoy doing the research and the opportunity came my way.
Comments
Aina commented on :
To be honest you are constantly deciding on your career. Obviously, there is decisions that will shape much more what you will be doing in the future (like when you pick your uni subjects) but eventually, you can reshape your career at any point.
Cheryl commented on :
This is true! I have thought about changing career a few times.
Dave commented on :
Very true Aina