Don’t Know What Job You Want? Start Here, Not on Google.

“Best career options after BCom.”
“Should I do an MBA or switch to UX?”
“Jobs for introverts with anxiety but also ambition.”

If your search history looks like this, it’s not just you. Career confusion is practically a rite of passage. And no, 57 open tabs and 14 YouTube videos later, you still won’t magically “figure it out.”

So if you don’t know what job you want yet—congrats. You’re officially human. Now let’s actually do something about it.

Why Google Is Not the Place to Start

Google is great for finding cake recipes or train timings. But when it comes to your career?

It’s like asking a buffet what your favourite food is.

Too many choices. No context. Just a confusing mix of “Top 10 highest paying jobs in 2025” and “AI will replace your job tomorrow.”

Here’s the real reason it doesn’t work:

• Google doesn’t know your strengths.

• It doesn’t know your values.

• It definitely doesn’t know you’re allergic to Excel and corporate jargon.

So what should you do instead?

Start With: What Do You Actually Want From Work?

Here’s what matters more than “Which job should I do?”:

• What kind of work excites you? (Problem-solving? Storytelling? Organising chaos?)

• What kind of impact do you want to create? (Helping people? Innovating? Building things?)

• What lifestyle matters to you? (Remote? Flexible hours? High-intensity hustle?)

• What do you absolutely not want? (Micromanagement? Desk jobs? Sales targets?)

These aren’t just “career questions.” They’re life questions. The answers don’t come from Google—they come from real reflection.

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This Is Where Mentoria Connect Comes In

Don’t know what job you want? Cool. That’s where we start.

• Our AI chatbot, MOJO asks you the kind of questions Google never does—about your interests, work style, fears, and aspirations.

• Based on your inputs, it suggests career directions that actually match who you are—not just what’s trending.

• Then (and here’s the game-changer), you can book a session with an actual mentor who works in that field. Not a counsellor. Not a vague advisor. Someone who’s actually done the job you’re curious about.

They’ll tell you what the job’s really like, what skills you’ll need, and whether it fits your vision of success (and sanity).

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You Don’t Need a Career Answer Today

You just need clarity on your next step.

And that step isn’t scrolling Reddit or asking ChatGPT to plan your life. It’s being honest about your confusion, getting curious about yourself, and talking to people who’ve been where you are.

Because finding your direction isn’t about picking the “right” job from a list. It’s about figuring out who you are—and where you’ll thrive.

Ready to stop Googling and start actually exploring?
Hop on to Mentoria Connect. Ask the chatbot. Talk to a mentor. Let’s clear the career fog.