What to do next | Preliminary plans for the future

This article mainly wants to record my current thoughts about the future. Although I may not follow the current plan in the future, at least recording it will allow me to think better.

I didn't think too much about logic, it was all piecemeal ideas.

In three months, I will be entering the final year of Degree. I still don’t have a clear idea about the future, and I will overturn my ideas from time to time, so I have not set a career plan.

The current idea is to go the route of Industrial-Organization Psychology. Because I've always liked the corporate setting-related field and wanted to make the most of my psychology-related skills (so I gave up on the idea of working on an event planner or PR). However, I am still a little worried about the employment prospects in the field of I/O. After all, I need at least a Master's degree to enter this field. Second, it is difficult to find a university that offers I/O Psych. There are not many positions that can actually meet this major (at least in the consultation I have received so far, it seems that they are inseparable from the two major aspects of Research and Training), so I am still uncertain about entering this field.

So the field of I/O Psych is definitely challenging, because there are quite a few Threats in it. But that aside, I think these Threats always translate to Opporunity -- I/O Psychologist is not a hot career, which means it feels "rare". I myself have always adhered to the concept of "what is rare is precious" - since it is rare, it is likely to be in short supply, so if I have the relevant knowledge, it must be a relatively "popular" resource. Not sure if this idea is correct (or safe), but I just wanted to be different. I find myself a little rebellious like that, but I want a challenge, and I enjoy that thrill. I'm not sure if my family would agree or support my decision, but my choices are all about my not-so-great purpose in life -- keeping myself happy and my family safe -- at least on a material level.

The above are all my fragmentary thoughts, but after writing, I have clarified the thoughts that have been created. I'm still not sure what to do next, but at least I'm not that worried.