EPTWhat do you work as, or aspire to do? - Page 22
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josemb40
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ElizarTringov
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Stijx
United States804 Posts
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RemedySC
Canada176 Posts
Right now though I work at a small confectionery store. | ||
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Horst
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IT is for dropouts >< | ||
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United States1231 Posts
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Jayme
United States5866 Posts
On July 09 2011 11:18 Stijx wrote: I am doing a 5-year Biology program along with pre-med, over the 5 years I should have a few internships at what I'm hoping will be research facilities. Plan to work for a year or two after and then apply to medical school. You know I did just about the same thing... Well I went for Bio Chemistry instead but med school was definitely the goal. Had the grades and everything to get in but I have yet to meet a Doctor that didn't look completely run through. So then I applied to be a police officer quite randomly and through some miracle made it through on my first try and now I "help" people for a living. | ||
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Flight
Brazil163 Posts
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Horrde
Canada302 Posts
On July 07 2011 18:54 Djagulingu wrote: Either engineering thing or IT. My major is on electronics engineering but my current internship is more about IT. I work as an EE. I hate it, and currently am following a different career path. It's good money but not great. Fun is a big word for describing it's work, and if you have high standards of what fun is, then it's really a bottom feeder job for experiencing the exciting things in life. Progress is slow, hours can be long, and its very dull work, and this is coming from a worker in a successful telecom dev team in Canada. I used to think studying and becoming an engineer was baller. I used to be proud of it, even though I mildly enjoyed it. But after working in the field for a few years, I've realized it is not an exciting or interesting lifestyle of work for me anymore. I want something more. I now feel sorry for the average student who say they're taking engineering and have high aspirations for their field of study, especially in the workforce. | ||
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Esel
Germany151 Posts
Lets see if my school degree will be good enough in oder to study somewhere decent :-P | ||
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Drxz
Australia115 Posts
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Moldwood
United States280 Posts
On July 07 2011 00:24 XKiller wrote: Im hope that in high school i get good at sc2 and become a progamer, but I will prob go into some IT job like writing code or even working on componits and stuff. Good luck woking on your "Componits and Stuff" sir. I aspire to be an audio engineer, making at least enough money to survive and (hopefully) enjoying good music every night of my life. Once I'd accumulated enough cash though I would probably end up aspiring to 'Do Nothing' for the later years. | ||
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CPTBadAss
United States594 Posts
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EnsisRaizo
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ckw
United States1018 Posts
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iByte
Canada33 Posts
It's a fun career. Definitely not Monday to Friday, 9 to 5, and im in my early 20s and already losing my hearing, but I enjoy it. Edit: post(s) above me related.... Niiiice! Lol | ||
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mishimaBeef
Canada2259 Posts
On July 12 2011 05:44 Horrde wrote: I work as an EE. I hate it, and currently am following a different career path. It's good money but not great. Fun is a big word for describing it's work, and if you have high standards of what fun is, then it's really a bottom feeder job for experiencing the exciting things in life. Progress is slow, hours can be long, and its very dull work, and this is coming from a worker in a successful telecom dev team in Canada. I used to think studying and becoming an engineer was baller. I used to be proud of it, even though I mildly enjoyed it. But after working in the field for a few years, I've realized it is not an exciting or interesting lifestyle of work for me anymore. I want something more. I now feel sorry for the average student who say they're taking engineering and have high aspirations for their field of study, especially in the workforce. What career path you following now bro? | ||
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