I found this book ("Do What You Are") (http://www.amazon.com/What-You-Are-Personality-Type-Revised/dp/0316880655/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1241964478&sr=8-1) to be super-helpful when I was clueless and not knowing what I wanted to do when I grew up.
Is Atlanta the only place you're considering going back to in the States right now? Cuz Dude, you speak Japanese. The economy may not be great all over the world, but bilingual people in the business world, believe me, are always in demand. If you want to give administrative assistant stuff a go, why not check out the Japanese offices of American-based companies? Or Japanese companies with American-based offices like Sumitomo?
And you can always adapt whatever experience you *do* have to what you want to do. Again with the admin (please don't use the "s" word... ^_~): lesson preparation, patience (because a lot of what I do is Executive Hand-holding), listening skills, all of those things count for a lot.
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Is Atlanta the only place you're considering going back to in the States right now? Cuz Dude, you speak Japanese. The economy may not be great all over the world, but bilingual people in the business world, believe me, are always in demand. If you want to give administrative assistant stuff a go, why not check out the Japanese offices of American-based companies? Or Japanese companies with American-based offices like Sumitomo?
And you can always adapt whatever experience you *do* have to what you want to do. Again with the admin (please don't use the "s" word... ^_~): lesson preparation, patience (because a lot of what I do is Executive Hand-holding), listening skills, all of those things count for a lot.
gambatte ne!!!