What to speak about young people, if even experienced adults somewhat vary on what profession is more interesting in today's world. I think, young people have an advantage to spend some time to figure it out in a broad sense as to what areas of human activities touch them in a most personal and sensitive way.

Whether it's a humanitarian block of knowledge / professions, or a purely natural sciences problems, or it's acting / performing area, or engineering, working in the industries sales, marketing, management, etc. Once it's clear, there are numerous paths to reach the goal or test again your interest and switch to something else, it it's appropriate.

Ideal professions do not exist. Each profession has its positive and negative sides.

In my opinion; the person who does his / her job is happy and successful. I recommend this to people firstly. By the way; one's educational capacity, the problem of finding a job, economic concerns are of course very important and affect preferences.

Instead of suggesting a profession, I find it more accurate to answer their questions.

I have always advised youngsters to choose profession as per their interest. For me teaching is still the best profession in the world, because it creates all other professions.

One needs to chose a profession that provides satisfaction and enjoyment as well. Let us not specify any for anyone. Despite deceit, failure and corruption it is still a beautiful world we all belong to.

To consider a profession that makes you happy.

Recently, multidisciplinary training than single discipline training.

*The first step to career planning is reflecting on their options

*Looking into specific industries can be a good starting point for their career research

*The path to a successful career starts with a plan..

All professions are good, the important thing is to master them and be saved in their work

Select a profession which they love more...

A profession should be choosed only by the youngsters.. not by any others compulsion..

Each profession is unique and Good..

The best advice that can be given to a young person when choosing a profession is to ask himself the following questions: what is his training, what are his abilities, what are his concerns, what is the practice of the professions that most like them? If the young person answers these questions, he can choose the profession that best suits his profile. It will also be important for the young person to have the advice of people in their environment and of the professionals specialized in the curricular orientation of the work, ... Having the experience of professionals of the labor options that the young person is considering, it can be of utility in your choice.

A profession gives one a sense of identity. therefore, choosing a profession should be in line with an individual's self satisfaction . When you like your profession , you concentrate on the work wholeheartedly and you experience immense happiness and joy.

There is no ideal case on the Earth...

It should be suitable for younger people, more opportunity and attractive to them. Nowadays, younger people are difficult to find work of their interests. Their salary are commonly the lowest of their company.

It is the interest of youngster.

There is no ideal profession in the world. Every profession is unique and good in their own way...

Mainly based on their interest...

I'd like to think that there are some, and i am sure there are, who are interested in exploring ideas. But what profession allows that freely? I'd go for a non-profession, the artist's or writers life with a combination of years of poverty and a bit of money towards the end.

Th ideal one is the one that a person is attracted to. That means he/she will be good at it.

I would prescribe that the youngsters should go by their aptitude. If they do so they would excel and can make most of them. The ideal profession is one which a youngster find as ideal and not dictated by anyone else.

Ideally, a student and a professional area will be mutually inspiring and fulfilling. As a practical matter, practical considerations will also be important. If a student is from a wealthy family and does not need to worry much about money or a place to live, then opting for poorly-paying professions that are nevertheless very fulfilling and satisfying (like social work and academic humanities) might be an easy option.

On the other hand, if a person really loves being outside and would feel claustrophobic in an cubicle with fluorescent lighting and few windows, then a profession that minimizes that type of working environment might be preferable. That is at the material level.

Socially, some professional social cultures may also not be appealing to certain persons, if too introverted, emotionally unintelligent, or too extroverted or dramatic.

I am not suggesting that students should find the perfect match to their personalities. Ideally, we can find a work culture that is complementary enough to allow one to develop their weak areas (more social skills for introverts, or more collaboration skills for alpha independent achievers).

But it is important to research not only the topic/content areas of work, but the physical and social cultures of professions by ideally going to see in person the working contexts of different professions.

Finally, young people would do well to take an integral approach to adult development and education, and invest in developing themselves into well-rounded persons with multiple interests and talents, many of which will have to be developed outside the workplace.

Especially, now with the monetized commodification of performance, students might sacrifice exposure and development and abilities to read literature, philosophy, poetry, arts, etc., in order to secure better marketable skills in science and technology areas. But without developing themselves as whole, multi-faceted persons, even with a prosperous science or tech career, they may face relationship problems, depression, stress, sense of existential meaningless, etc.

Finally, the most fulfilling work will either directly or indirectly enable the person to make positive service to other living beings and avoid harming them (except for defense only). I request all students to avoid using their talents and intelligence for senseless and usually illegal wars and harming others.

Thank you!

I don't think there is anything like an ideal profession. Find what you love to best and do it with your might.

As to the question regarding the ideal profession covering their approach, contribution & ideal presentation, I have expressed my views sometimes 4 years back which I submit herewith for your kind perusal.

The profession is a practice for the working performance of the area concerning the development of the individual in his personal career performance. In this line profession to be viewed as it has quite different areas of the performance in a professional manner.

Professionals cannot be identified in an individual manner it is the group of the working process of the members joining in the career plan .With this professional can be measured in areas of Management, Medical professional, Education activity & even in areas of drama, fine Arts & Music.

If in the aforesaid in the areas of performance, if the member of similar line joins together & also to carry out their activity under join consultation, discussion, this can be matched with the professional group.

This is my personal opinion  

Any of the professions could be ideal if you are honest, you bear good morals, you can control your greed, and you dare to face any hurdle.