Enjoying the activities like reading, playing sports and traveling and many others become easy when you have a clear vision. The question is that how can it make a vast effect on the career of any person.

Having good eyesight can build or destroy a career based on the ability to make the simple, everyday tasks easier. The difficulties of wearing glasses or contact lenses are that they can be harmful and problematic in certain situations.

There are about 20 million jobs in the enlistment of the most common professions. We have made a list of some of those jobs and discussed why good vision is important for these occupations.

• Health care: Saving and taking care of the life of patients requires precision. Seeing things clearly, can make the difference between living and dying when it comes to giving medication and taking responsibility for helping the sick. There is no chance of leaving an error when checking a chart and when you take small naps in the long shifts and seconds decide the consequence of the emergencies, having a clear vision is vital every time.
• Food service: A mistake in the ingredients, check or changes? The livelihoods of waiters, chefs, delivery drivers and restaurateurs and many others involved in the food industry depend upon providing the guests with a pleasurable dining experience. This is considered one of the fastest industries with small margins in profits. So accuracy is significant. The addition of deep freezers, heated kitchens and busy hands in the mixing means that great vision is even more important to the food service industry.
• Retail workers: Think of cashiers, salespersons and other workers of the retail industry that work with small price tags, labels, receipts, cash register screens, complicated stock codes and stockroom organization. They need to view the tiny numbers with accuracy and cannot give away a wrong item or price to anyone. A famous retail once made a mistake of giving up gold necklaces for more than half of the price due to a typing error. Also, in many of the retail outlets, the workers act as the face of the brand, and so it is good for the business if they look good.
• Office staff: Any mistake in the papers can make the companies have a loss of money and more. Office work mostly depends on reading from the screens of the paper files. There can be challenges in lighting and the glare of the computer screens for even those with good eyesight.
• Pilots: For pilots who need an alternative to glasses or contacts, LASIK is the best option. LASIK has gathered significant support in the aviation community. Within the U.S. Air Force, LASIK has been performed for many years, and recently expanded its criteria to allow a wide range of pilots and aircrew, including pilot candidates, to undergo the procedure.
• Armed Forces: In Indian Army +2.5D to -2.5D is allowed. The principal criteria are that the individual must be older than 20 years before undergoing LASIK, and that LASIK ought to have been done 6 months or 1 year before the medical examination.

Tips for those on the job

Every kind of job requires a careful and complete focus on work every time. Even a good job can feel tiresome and distracting sometimes- the last thing that anyone needs is poor eyesight, so remember these eye health tips, no matter what your profession is.

• Give rest to the eyes all through the day
• Change the focus area of the eyes from time to time
• Program the eye examinations regularly so that the prescriptions are kept up to date.

The possibility is that LASIK surgery can help. The time taken from start to finish the procedure is 15 minutes, and people can go to their work on the next day. Discuss with your eye doctor and think if LASIK can be a good alternative, especially if you are a part of the professions that can benefit from the procedure.