Hi... I'm new...
I'm doing poorly at my customer service job since I'm told I look unhappy, seem detached, space out, etc. I am, however, good at small tasks, I've got a college education, and I'm perfectly willing to work. I'm just bad at not letting my feelings reach my face, if you know what I mean.
Given the economy, though, most of the entry-level jobs that are available are customer-service oriented. Anybody have any tips on how to survive as an INFJ in the service sector, or suggestions on an alternative job to take? My college degree is such that I will not be able to take a position in my chosen career field (linguistics) until after graduate school, which I have not yet started.
-J
I'm doing poorly at my customer service job since I'm told I look unhappy, seem detached, space out, etc. I am, however, good at small tasks, I've got a college education, and I'm perfectly willing to work. I'm just bad at not letting my feelings reach my face, if you know what I mean.
Given the economy, though, most of the entry-level jobs that are available are customer-service oriented. Anybody have any tips on how to survive as an INFJ in the service sector, or suggestions on an alternative job to take? My college degree is such that I will not be able to take a position in my chosen career field (linguistics) until after graduate school, which I have not yet started.
-J