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It's quite interesting that 'nothing' is 4th place in the poll. can you do that?
also, you didn't include progaming
What do you work as, or aspire to do? - Page 9
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kunstderfugue
Mexico375 Posts
It's quite interesting that 'nothing' is 4th place in the poll. can you do that? also, you didn't include progaming | ||
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Alpino
Brazil4390 Posts
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ECHOZs
United States499 Posts
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Razakel
Ireland466 Posts
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EdSlyB
Portugal1621 Posts
On July 07 2011 02:40 Weson wrote: Everyone got so fancy jobs  Me myself is working with magazines. I stand besides a machine and whenever it pushes out a stack of magazines i have to put them into boxes. The machine it self is loud as hell and i havn't got a radio. It's a really fun job (sarcasm). I've applyed for schools in the autumn and hope i'll get accepted into some software engineering program. An honest job is an honest job. Someone as to do it right? The magazines don't put themselves in boxes...! ^^ | ||
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Psychobabas
2531 Posts
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ppeeddaa
Austria28 Posts
there is no option for me in the poll  | ||
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Intox
Norway62 Posts
On July 07 2011 03:24 ppeeddaa wrote: I am a professional golfer... there is no option for me in the poll You could go for culture | ||
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whiteguycash
United States476 Posts
On July 07 2011 03:24 Psychobabas wrote: After studying Business to Masters level and working in finance, insurance and banking I decided that I despise these industries and plan to work in education. Or at least any organisation where I dont hear the words "profit" and "performance" every fucking day. Its not for everybody. There is alot of strategy involved in Finance, and that is part of what draws me to it. Takes a definite type A personality to be a Trader. The trading assistants, not necessarily, you just have to be able to read the mind of the trader you are assisting, ROFL. | ||
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BlackPanther
United States872 Posts
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Dryearlylth
United States31 Posts
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xavierofsparta
United States84 Posts
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Yggydraseal
United States285 Posts
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Blix
Netherlands873 Posts
Job prospects are regional i guess. Here in the Netherlands the employment rate is very high (98.5% for my generation), pay is decent, but don't expect to get rich. In your OP you suggest doing both chemical&civil - i personally don't see the added value of doing two engineering disciplines. I'd rather look into something that provides economical background and/or helps you to influence/manage people. | ||
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ElusoryX
Singapore2047 Posts
aspiration: to be a teacher dreams are what i know cannot come true to me, aspiration is what i work towards (: | ||
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Kaz.
United States69 Posts
On July 07 2011 03:24 Psychobabas wrote: After studying Business to Masters level and working in finance, insurance and banking I decided that I despise these industries and plan to work in education. Or at least any organisation where I dont hear the words "profit" and "performance" every fucking day. You certainly won't hear "profit" in the education system, more like "lack of funding." But if you're looking to avoiding "performance" as well, I'd be wary. High stakes testing for performance numbers is ruining our education system | ||
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ahx
Canada132 Posts
On July 07 2011 03:32 ElusoryX wrote: dream: to be a progamer aspiration: to be a teacher dreams are what i know cannot come true to me, aspiration is what i work towards (: That's the spirit! give up on what you dream about. | ||
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BlackPanther
United States872 Posts
On July 07 2011 02:54 Snet wrote: Work as EMT, studying to be Paramedic. +10 Respect Points to you sir. | ||
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Intox
Norway62 Posts
On July 07 2011 03:31 Blix wrote: I've got a phd in chemical engineering. I'd recommend it, but make sure you love it - otherwise it will be a tough study (followed by a tough life ^_^) Job prospects are regional i guess. Here in the Netherlands the employment rate is very high (98.5% for my generation), pay is decent, but don't expect to get rich. In your OP you suggest doing both chemical&civil - i personally don't see the added value of doing two engineering disciplines. I'd rather look into something that provides economical background and/or helps you to influence/manage people. Basicly what im doing is taking chemical engineer for sure because I love chemistry And then maybe, if the job market is slow or I dont feel done with school, consider taking a 2 year master program to build on my current enducation called "Industrial chemistry and biotechnology" roughly translated. That basicly allows me to get the civil engineer title and choose a bit more specificly what I want to work with, cause within this course there are several specialitys like "Process chemistry" "Bio tech" etcIt also gives management and economy courses and that cant be a bad thing to have ^^ | ||
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Ganjamaster
Argentina475 Posts
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