A career change?

Hi,
After a decade where I have worked in administration and marketing/communications, I'm at an absolute loss as to where my next, permanent job is going to be.
I left my last job in October 2023 due to mental health struggles in and out of work, and except for a Christmas job in a warehouse, I've not worked.
But now that my bank balance isn't looking great and to build up a routine, I've been actively looking. I've had three interviews last year for administration roles which I've been unsuccessful for. I assume that my admin experience isn't recent enough to be considered or, I suspect, they have an internal candidate lined up.
My confidence is low so I'm applying for these jobs from a low base and perhaps hoping I can put aside these work fraud feelings and be comfortable and competent in the jobs.
But I'm beginning to wonder whether I change my jobs to something else completely. I liked being being physically active in the Christmas job so that's something I could look into.
A new career but what could be, I don't know. Are there industries and professions where they are actively recruiting for new talent?

Hey, I totally get where you're coming from—job hunting can feel like a never-ending rollercoaster, especially when you're dealing with low confidence and mental health struggles. But honestly, you're doing amazing just by actively looking and thinking about making a change! 💪
So, if you’re wondering about industries where they’re desperately looking for new talent (and maybe where you won’t feel like a fraud), here’s a few ideas:
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Hey, I totally get where you're coming from—job hunting can feel like a never-ending rollercoaster, especially when you're dealing with low confidence and mental health struggles. But honestly, you're doing amazing just by actively looking and thinking about making a change! 💪
If you're wondering about industries where they're desperately looking for new talent (and maybe where you won’t feel like a fraud), here are some ideas. The tech world is always looking for new people, even if you don't know how to code—there are plenty of roles like project management, customer support, or sales that don't require being a tech wizard. Many companies are willing to train you, so you can be the next tech superstar without starting from scratch. Healthcare is also a great option, especially for support roles. It might not be glamorous, but it’s high demand and offers stability. Plus, you don’t have to wear scrubs to be part of the action—admin roles are always open! If you enjoyed the physical side of your Christmas warehouse job, logistics and warehousing could be a solid option too. There’s always a need for warehouse staff, delivery drivers, and supply chain professionals, and you get to keep moving around instead of sitting at a desk all day. The point is, there’s a ton of industries out there with opportunities—just gotta find the right fit for you. And remember, you’re definitely not alone in this!

Hi,
After a decade where I have worked in administration and marketing/communications, I'm at an absolute loss as to where my next, permanent job is going to be.
I left my last job in October 2023 due to mental health struggles in and out of work, and except for a Christmas job in a warehouse, I've not worked.
But now that my bank balance isn't looking great and to build up a routine, I've been actively looking. I've had three interviews last year for administration roles which I've been unsuccessful for. I assume that my admin experience isn't recent enough to be considered or, I suspect, they have an internal candidate lined up.
My confidence is low so I'm applying for these jobs from a low base and perhaps hoping I can put aside these work fraud feelings and be comfortable and competent in the jobs.
But I'm beginning to wonder whether I change my jobs to something else completely. I liked being being physically active in the Christmas job so that's something I could look into.
A new career but what could be, I don't know. Are there industries and professions where they are actively recruiting for new talent?

Hi,
After a decade where I have worked in administration and marketing/communications, I'm at an absolute loss as to where my next, permanent job is going to be.
I left my last job in October 2023 due to mental health struggles in and out of work, and except for a Christmas job in a warehouse, I've not worked.
But now that my bank balance isn't looking great and to build up a routine, I've been actively looking. I've had three interviews last year for administration roles which I've been unsuccessful for. I assume that my admin experience isn't recent enough to be considered or, I suspect, they have an internal candidate lined up.
My confidence is low so I'm applying for these jobs from a low base and perhaps hoping I can put aside these work fraud feelings and be comfortable and competent in the jobs.
But I'm beginning to wonder whether I change my jobs to something else completely. I liked being being physically active in the Christmas job so that's something I could look into.
A new career but what could be, I don't know. Are there industries and professions where they are actively recruiting for new talent?