Many mysterious jobs are fun to do. How can you say that a job is mysterious? First, it asks you not to disclose the nature of your job to other people, except your family. Sometimes, if it is that serious, you really cannot tell them. Second, the scope of the work you do is mysterious. This means you work for an organization that provides confidential information to clients.

Examples of mysterious jobs are secret agents, detectives, high-profile investigators, corporate spies, researchers (some of them) and mystery shoppers, among others. Just because your job is mysterious in nature doesn't mean it's not fun. It's really how you perceive it that matters most.

I'm blogging on this because I've always wondered how people with mysterious jobs live their daily life. It must be very challenging for them to portray a role at work that is the exact opposite of their real life. But then, I guess it all boils down to where your interests and passion lie. If you can't imagine yourself in this or that job, then why pursue it, right?

Do you have a mysterious job? What it is and how do you handle it?