This is the thing about being very, very smart: the brightest people are not always the most successful. Sometimes too much information can be distracting to others and can turn bright candidates into their own worst enemies in the job market.
Here are three problems that highly intelligent people face when looking for a job:
Social media marketing manager
Most of the time, media managers actively manage social media accounts, handling everything from managing communications and data collection to optimizing social media posts.
This title may be given to an official within an organization from time to time, but it may also be given to a staff member of an organization who is responsible for overseeing various customer accounts.
Keep your promises.
Few things will ruin your reputation faster than a lack of followers. Show your commitment to the company by working hard, persevering through obstacles, and finding alternative solutions to achieve the best results.
Carefully consider issues that shed light on another. It shows that you have thought about it and have possible solutions or an alternative perspective.
Military Services
A field of work that many people don’t usually associate with reporting in the military. Some of the best minds in the nation are embedded in the Navy, Army, Air Force, and Marine Corps (as well as the Coast Guard as an integral but unique part of the armed forces).
Military command requires a high level of intelligence, and the satisfaction you get from this career path can be extremely rewarding. The challenges of this “office” are varied and keep staff on their toes at all times. The service also offers many personal and social benefits. In today’s military, service opportunities are a viable option for anyone with good intelligence.
The field of writing is very wide and varied. Whether you want to write for television or print, you’re in for a great job. Writing is a great way to send messages about life and society to a captive audience that really wants to hear from you. It can be a very fulfilling life for anyone who has a great passion and is willing to present themselves to their audience.
Doctors (especially surgeons)
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Health professionals, especially doctors, put essentials in bags. A study by the University of Wisconsin shows that doctors have the highest IQ on average.