Job

Stay on top of your existing duties. Usually, a new job isn’t created right away. You may find yourself working to create the job while also fulfilling other responsibilities. Taking care of those responsibilities first is important. You may feel a little busy, but it will be worth it when you succeed.[6]
If you don’t handle the duties you were given when you were hired, you may have a hard time convincing companies to create a new job.
If you are already employed by the company, discuss time management with your boss. Many bosses will help you and also recommend you to new roles befitting your skills.
For instance, if you were hired as an accountant, you have to be an accountant until you are officially moved into another role.