What kind of work is suitable for people who study Buddhism?

Suitable for helping others, because Buddhists pay attention to practicing Buddhism to save all beings, such as: public welfare work, saving lives, medical personnel, Buddhist communication work, spreading evil deeds, and other work that benefits all beings.

Inappropriate jobs, more importantly, must be avoided. Even if you can't do a suitable job, you must stay away from the following jobs, such as catering (except vegetarian catering), slaughtering or related industries (including aquaculture, which aims at killing, just like killing, selling creatures, such as chickens, ducks and fish, selling killing tools, such as selling fishing supplies). Theft, robbery, fraud (those who gain by unfair means are counted as harming the interests of others), trading in drugs and narcotic products (including alcohol and tobacco), corrupt industries (officials with bad behavior), promoting the spread of Buddhism, hunting for a living, killing all living beings (such as killing insects, or selling insecticidal products) and industries related to metaphysics, geomantic fortune telling and divination (because it is not by virtue accumulation)

To sum up, we should have a preliminary understanding and pay attention to what Buddhists can't do and what they are suitable to do. For example, the slaughter industry, an automated slaughterhouse, even if it doesn't kill directly, as long as it works in the slaughterhouse, it still has to bear the karma. For example, it is useless for you to be an accountant, a doorman or a technician, and so is the catering industry. You only sell finished products, but also undertake the industry. This is what a knowledgeable person said. This is only known if you are good at numerology prediction. For example, someone in a car had an accident, someone died, someone was injured, and the degree of injury was different. Some are disabled, some are just a little skinned, but the dead born characters can never be the same. Why? Explained by Buddhism, it was done in the past, so in the end, I still want to say that no matter whether I believe in Buddhism or not, I must understand that people are doing things, what goes around comes around is true, and do more good deeds. amitabha