Hi EOT, I hope you are doing well. First of all I want to thank you for all the insights you've shared about taking my certification exams and how to cope with the exam pressures. The day before the exam I had hard time sleeping, and having a hard time relaxing. Yes, I know I shouldn't be that tense, but I just can't quite help it that time. In spite of those factors I have endured the long hours of answering difficult problem sets. Halfway through the exam I was able to calm myself, and I have just gave everything to my God what's next after the exam. I've already seen the results, and I am glad to share that I've passed my certification exam. I might have not reached the top, but I am elated that I've decided to give out my best and dedicated my full effort in preparing for the exam. I am grateful for the people who have supported believe in me (God,family,friends (EOT) and mentors).

Recently I had some job interviews and sent resumes, but I haven't received positive response from them. I am currently focusing my effort in applying in a manufacturing industry (food or household products), now I am wondering if I am on the right track or should I go with IT industry instead though the line of work is a little different with my degree. I must admit that I am really having a hard time finding a suitable job and determining what I really want specially in this rough economic times. I just hope that this year would finally be the year I have been long waiting for.

Thanks again for guidance, and may we both have a good year.  

Hello once more to my young friend Akido,

Hey! Congratulations on keeping your anxiety under control long enough to finish and ultimately pass the examination. I  never thought that you would fail.

Told you so!  

Thanking you sincerely for your kind words of appreciation for my efforts on your behalf, but I feel that there is no need for me to give you an entirely new reading in order to answer your question when I have already done this in March of 2011.

I wanted to draw your attention if I may to the following link, and the reading to which I was referring above.



Please focus for the moment on the section of that reading where I said, and I quote.....

Quote:

Based only upon this reading I feel that you taking the extra risk of waiting until you you have gained your extra qualifications will be well worth it to you in the end. I feel that you would be short changing  or cheating yourself out of the extra opportunities that having this certificate could offer you, and not just financially. I also believe from what I am intuitively hearing when giving this reading that if you took a job immediately after graduation, that you would in hindsight regret not holding out for the better qualification, with the associated advantages that this higher level position could potentially give you. There is nothing in your reading that even mildly suggests that you would not be successful if you sat for the industrial engineering certification exam in November, but if for some unforeseen reason you did not make the passing grade the experience of attempting it alone could be a valuable asset in your job hunting as well as give you a few new strings to your bow which could be useful to you in the future when negotiating your salary package with a prospective employer.

Of course this reading was given well before you sat for your Industrial Engineering certification exam in November, when you were clearly especially anxious that you would not pass. But now you have contrary to all your doom and gloom predictions beyond any shadow of a doubt proven that you have what it takes to use your certificate to get a job which is consistent with your training as well as providing the high level of challenge which you so badly need to perform most efficiently.

Now look more closely at the underlined section. It is essentially already saying to me that unless not being immediately able to get a job is sending you poor and you cannot pay your bills (hopefully things are not that bad for you yet?), then I would advise you to try your best to hold out for the manufacturing industry (food or household products) job for as long as it is humanly possible to, and only resort to the IT area if the situation becomes critical.

While you having a job in the IT area would give you no shortage of challenges, it is felt that they would be challenges best left for someone else, and may not be worth all the extra time and energy which you would undoubtedly need to make a worthwhile career out of it.

Stick with the manufacturing industry applications for now. Only apply for IT jobs as a final resort, mainly if your available funds at the time are running dangerously low. If you are running out of money to service your debts plus interest, then you really have no option than to broaden your employment focus to include amongst several others, information technology.

If the date of birth displayed in your forum profile of November 9th, 1989 is correct (if it is incorrect then this part of your reading is invalid), your calculated numerology Life Path Number (LPN) would be the master number of ELEVEN The other two master numbers are 22 and 33 (both multiples of 11).

9 + (1 + 1) + (1 + 9 + 8 + 9) = 9 + 2 + 27 = 38  3+ 8 = 11

A master number featuring in your life path generally means that you are attempting to learn your main life lessons at a much higher level of challenge or mastery, when compared to what level of challenge most other people close to you would be comfortable with.

Your reading is telling me that over the longer term you will only find both the right type and amount of challenge which you need in the manufacturing industry (although there are many manufacturing jobs which do not involve food or household products, which might equally be worth your consideration. An IT job at best would only be a temporary stop gap measure or plan B, until you eventually get back on your money feet.

Blessings,

EoT  

I am weighing my options really well. I've noticed that there are already few manufacturing plants here and most of them are located really far from my location. I've already tried those near to our place yet still no success after interviews or applications. BPO/IT is a rising industry and most of the companies related to it are the one nearest to my location. I have heard from my colleagues who used to work there that they are well more compensated as analyst. If given a chance to finally have a work I will use my finances for a more through check-up on my health and for my family. I'll keep gathering information and will keep sending my application. Thanks

Akido,

I can plainly see that there are local factors at work here that no psychic reading by itself can detect or properly deal with. The relative distance from your home of the manufacturing and IT jobs must be taken into account in your final decision, as well as the regular traveling time involved and above all how much you will be paid for doing each of the jobs.

It still comes down to a decision which needs to be made between manufacturing which your reading feels will be more satisfying to you both personally and professionally over the longer term, and on the other hand the IT jobs which are better paid and closer to home.

Financial pressures of not having enough money to pay your bills and the shortened traveling time may force you to temporarily go with the IT option, but over the longer term of up to the next five years you will increasingly feel pulled towards the manufacturing jobs, precisely because of the higher level of challenge involved.

In other words your master number 11 life path makes you more suitable for the manufacturing industry, if you have the luxury of being able to travel the greater distances (the optimum location of the manufacturing centers is mainly determined by the accessibility to the raw resources required, as well as having access to a way of transporting the finished product to the export and domestic markets) to be able to get there.

And if there was ever a need for evidence that the contents of my readings do not come from me but from someone else who is more educated about the manufacturing industry than I am, the above paragraph is the evidence they are looking for.

After writing that I looked back at the language being used and what I thought I had written myself, and I personally could make little sense of it.

Someone other than myself obviously wrote this with the best of intentions to help you in making your decision. In the end it must always be your decision to make as to which job you will begin with, using the contents your reading in combination with information gained from other non intuitive sources in a balanced and adequately informed manner.

Readings by themselves often fall short of painting the entire picture because of a noticeable lack of specialized knowledge concerning local factors, including that of the traveling distance and economic cost associated with having to regularly commute between your home and your place of work. You are far better placed to have that local knowledge than this reader will ever be.

I have every confidence that everything will work out OK in the end for you with this, and that you will eventually find a job which gives you enough pay as well as the challenge and level of satisfaction which your personality requires. You can have the best of both worlds, but you may first need to address the problem of not having enough money or the time to travel the greater distances to the manufacturing jobs when they appear in the job advertisements, and begin with IT.

Take good care of yourself, whichever way your decision goes,

EoT

I will also consider the local factors in making a decision. I'll continue applying for manufacturing,distribution or retail industry since my profession is more in line in these industry. Maybe there are still a lot opportunities there that I haven't explored or found. I will continue my search. Thank you very much for all your insights, and I am very honored to have the same life path as yours (DOB is correct). All of those advice have helped me, specially on those times that I am having doubts with my ability to pass my certification. I am very happy that I have achieve something I've long dream of. If along the way I will again be successful in achieving my goal, I wouldn't hesitate to share it.