Describe major factors related to individual differences that affect job performance. Include factors of mental ability and personality traitsThis...

Try using this analogy to get a handle on the question.
Think of it like a pair of shoes. Your shoes not only have to fit your feet, they have
to be suitable for the purpose for which they are attended, and they have to fall within
your price range. Working in a job such as the tax or accounting professions will take
intense focus and attention to detail. There will not be a lot of variety. If you like
structure, organization, and comfortable habits, this might be a good field for you to
enter. Depending upon your client base (including the number of clients) these types of
professions might pay well. If you like unpredictability, interacting with others,
flexibility in daily routine, teaching might be a profession for you. These factors
would need to be more important to you than fiinancial gain as teaching is not a well
paid job considering the hours invested in the commitment. Find a job that meets the
majority of your needs, and understand as you grow and mature, your career choices might
change. Studies show the average person will have 7(?) different careers in his or her
lifetime.