Students are often expected to pick a career path before they even reach their twenties. But the truth is, not everyone is lucky enough to find their calling in their late teens. In fact, most people need years of varied experiences before they know for sure what to do with their professional lives. Many of us never really find out (be honest, how many people do you know who really love their job?).

Finding the right career path isn’t just about finding a topic in which you’re interested. You need to get to know yourself enough to find out what your strongest skills are, what tasks bring you the most enjoyment, what kind of work/life balance you want, what kind of work environment makes you happiest, what level of responsibility fits you…

Maybe you have some interest in IT and coding, maybe you feel an affinity with business strategies, maybe you’d like to be a freelance consultant, or maybe you know that you love sales and customer service – but you’re not certain of what exactly you want to become. If that’s the case, a Microsoft Dynamics career might be just what you need.

Why? Because in addition to being a fast-expanding area where the job market favours the candidates, Microsoft Dynamics offers an impressively wide variety of career options, none of which are permanently binding. There are roles within the Dynamics industry which can suit all kind of profiles, and it is common for Dynamics professionals to make career changes as they learn more about themselves and about the Dynamics market.

On top of this, working with a Microsoft technology such as Dynamics means an easy access to a lot of training, support, career tools and professional material – and the opportunity to be exposed to the latest progress in technology!