What do you do as a Career/Job?

[Evade]

Currently 21 Kinda looking at what to do with the rest of my life. Tried 1 semester of programming but the teachers where just reading out of a textbook so ended up dropping out. Currently looking at aircraft maintenance as an option. Just curious what you guys do for a living?

[nvrsince]

I kill green dragons in wildy for a living. 12-16+ hours a day.

[Dab in a Lab]

Working on my bachelors at the moment, so I don't have a career in my field yet.

I'm studying biotechnology/biomanufactoring and do lab work. Love it

[Evade]

1 minute ago, El Dingus said:

Working on my bachelors at the moment, so I don't have a career in my field yet.

I'm studying biotechnology/biomanufactoring and do lab work. Love it

Thats awesome you found something you love doing. The only thing I find myself loving/doing that makes time fly is programming but the only college here that offeres it I tried and very dislike how it is taught. I kinda looked at self tought but looks like its hard to find jobs expecially in a medium sized town in canada. Id have to look into freelancing as a job online.

[mithrilman]

2 minutes ago, Evade said:

Thats awesome you found something you love doing. The only thing I find myself loving/doing that makes time fly is programming but the only college here that offeres it I tried and very dislike how it is taught. I kinda looked at self tought but looks like its hard to find jobs expecially in a medium sized town in canada. Id have to look into freelancing as a job online.

Does anybody know what they're doing? I just went with it and got into what I do atm, can't say it was planned. It just happened.

Uni was an option, just wasn't sure if it'd definitely get me what I'd have wanted so didn't take the risk.

[Darren]

Business Coordinator for a financial firm, prior to that worked in admin for 2 years.

At 21, your best choice is to just get a generic job and earn money rather than attempting to seek a diploma, degree, major etc. You want stability first, at least that's what I believe.

Retail, customer service, operations, clerical... I'm sure there's plenty of opportunities within your vicinity

[D Bolter]

experience>education is what I can tell you.

[Maldesto]

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[Burundanga]

construction work, botting and crypto trading

[lizzzerd]

 

3 minutes ago, Maldesto said:

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[Clank13]

5 minutes ago, Maldesto said:

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[RoomScape]

6 minutes ago, D Bolter said:

experience>education is what I can tell you.

True, to an extent, though you need some education and common sense, but most college educations are useless unless you’re trying to be a doctor or something. 

[Dab in a Lab]

18 minutes ago, Evade said:

Thats awesome you found something you love doing. The only thing I find myself loving/doing that makes time fly is programming but the only college here that offeres it I tried and very dislike how it is taught. I kinda looked at self tought but looks like its hard to find jobs expecially in a medium sized town in canada. Id have to look into freelancing as a job online.

Uni/college isn't for everyone. It might be hard not having a school to reference your experience/knowledge, but you could always build up a portfolio and show that you're capable of taking on jobs. Nowadays there's a lot of who you know, so try make lots of connections.

[ProjectPact]

I’m a biochemist 

[Theminis]

23 minutes ago, Maldesto said:

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