When you have only a few occupations left on your list, start doing more in-depth research. Arrange to meet with people who work in the occupations in which you are interested. They can provide firsthand knowledge about the careers on your short list.
Access your network , including LinkedIn, to find people with whom to have these informational interviews.
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