Careers

7 posts
User avatar
Gender Female
Points 6915
Reviews 115
I need a job for my character but I can't think of what it could be.

She's 39 years old and has a teenage daughter who she had when she was a senior in college. So obviously, she went to college. Her daughters father is a traveling journalist. It should be a job with a pretty good salary because they are pretty well off. Any suggestions? I don't know what jobs are out there xD.
"One sees clearly only with the heart. Anything essential is invisible to the eyes."
The Little Prince




User avatar
Gender Female
Points 3581
Reviews 60
A periodontist? Or a densist? A vet or a docter of some sort? Just whatever feels right for the character. :)
"Raise your voice every single time they try and shut your mouth." My Chemical Romance
"I will never cease to fly if held down and I will always reach too high." Vanessa Carlton
"And rest assured, cause' dreams don't turn to dust." Owl City




User avatar
Gender Other
Points 89625
Reviews 1272
What did she go to college for? That determines a lot.

I'd also determine how many years she went to school. Something in medicine requires much more than 4 years of school, frequently closer to 8 or 10. A lot of science jobs also require more years of school than usual.
A writer is a world trapped in a person— Victor Hugo

Ink is blood. Paper is bandages. The wounded press books to their heart to know they're not alone.




User avatar
Gender Female
Points 5081
Reviews 270
She could be a businesswoman..... how much time does she spend at the office? Maybe she's a well-known artist or author.
"Ok, Lolpup. You can be a girl worth fighting for."
--Pengu




User avatar
Gender Male
Points 4119
Reviews 103
To be honest, you could make her anything you wanted to as long as you make it sound believable.
Chicken <-- Egg <-- Rocket Powered Fist
Take that, science!




User avatar
Gender Female
Points 1190
Reviews 6
For somebody good with people she could be a real estate agent, a marketing executive, a publicist, a news anchor, a school principle, an interior decorator, a headhunter, a funeral director, a professor, a consultant, a police detective, a social worker, a therapist...

For somebody who likes to be alone or is more shy she could be a cartoonist, an editor, an accountant, a lab technician, a pharmacist, a computer scientist, an archivist, a painter, an architect, a government worker, a writer, a paralegal, an auditor...

Choose something that suits the character. Also consider the type of person to have a relationship with a travel writer: either she stays at home alone or she must have a mobile career to move around with him.




Random avatar
Gender None specified
Points 300
Reviews 0



I am just curious-have I ever been on the bottom quote-thingy?
— foxmaster