>>34138809
No one you will work for will care what you like or enjoy. Go get a retail or food job and learn some life lessons.

>>34138809
You have problems with authority and you're unemployable. Sorry.

Hello fellow ENTP! I work in corporate and would not recommend unless you like working long hours and getting bored from tedious work. If I had any advice it would be try to find something you naturally have skills in or something that is compatible with the lifestyle you want. I don’t know anyone who actually enjoys their job, seems like most people get by and then your have entrepreneurs who are addicted to running businesses.

So far I myself came up with: boardgames store worker, english tutor, tourist guide.
>>34138837
Hi. I think ideally I'd like to have room for personal initiative and involvement in the work, ao definitely not something to just sit through pointlessly for the paycheck with little room for contributing. And that's why there comes a need to tie the future sphere of occupation to something I'm into, yeah, tho properly aligning my natural talents to the job market puzzles me at the moment.

Guess I got a pretty not downtoearth practical approach cuz I've just recently got back from compulsory military service, so my vision of employment is too theoretical.

I've scored ENTP every time.
I don't like identifying with this shit though, it's very reddit. Supposedly it helps you choose a job, but ENTPs are meant to be leaders/managers/visionaries, making entry level hard for us. Startups are good for this because they're small with a high turnover rate, meaning you could be manager after a year of work. You could even be hired as one.
I went to conferences on things I was a nerd about and got a job at a a startup eventually from talking to everyone there.
I have been fired from my last 3 jobs for talking back to my manager. It would be 4 or 5 if I didn't have some time working for the government, where it's really hard to fire people. Government fits what you're a nerd about, so go for that.

Use your E

Try to do something in your field irregardless of what it is.