Many political scientists happily and honorably work, as they say, "in the profession". A few academic and research careers aside, this implies a wide range of managerial, administrative, analytical and activist positions in the public sector and civil society: ministries, local authorities, political parties, NGOs, think tanks and the media. For many other political scientists, however, for various reasons, this does not work. This does not mean that they are unhappy and that their hard-earned knowledge in political science does not at least in some way help them cope with life experiences more easily. In the general tumult of the labor market, these brave individuals honorably perform various jobs for which the Faculty of Political Science did not specifically qualify them.