Why would you wait for something if there's even a small risk of it never materializing?
Ok. What to secure? Like what type of security? The lesser people see me the best.
Damn I forgot to tag you. You think it's worth it to get a degree? Like spend 5-6 yearsyears and some thousands of dollars into something that I may not like and may have the risk of not even pay me well? If not, what would you do?
Truckers can make upwards of 60K+ a year, even more if you get a CDL license.
Depends on the degree. If it's a professional occupation that requires one like medicine or law then absolutely.
Your question is too broad. It's completely situational. Just because many students do shitty social science degrees with no improvements in employability doesn't mean that degrees are inherently obsolete or over-valued.
True, practical jobs in trades are well paid. Probably more resilient to automation as well.
I'm a useless clumsy type of guy I don't think that's for me, at least at the moment.
That's in the US though.
Yup. Everyone is going to get a degree, so the demand for those jobs is increasing. Or trades maybe.
Ascend to chad and go to hollywood then tbh.
I mostly agree but I think it depends on the degree.
0 innovation and development. And 99% of people being unemployed would create some shit ton of chaos
Elab?
You can do Compsci online without a degree. You can access the entire MIT course on youtube.
High appeal HTN may suffice also tbh, if you’re lucky.
Thanks for help. I've got the looks and the brain for a character like George Michael Bluth.
If you want a truly easy job, do some corporate or warehouse security or something
Maybe become the camera man instead then.
Getting a job does work. You're right about the importance of experience though.
What are your working hours/days?
Plenty of good looking guys get nowhere in Hollywood. In fact, it's probably more of a pre-requisite. Necessary but not sufficient!
It’s really luck tbh. The better you look the more luck you’re going to have. Some get extremely lucky and look shit and succeed, others get less lucky and look good but fail. You’re never guaranteed to succeed, but you’re also not guaranteed to fail. It’s really all luck IMO.
All this shit sounds so complex and life-draining. I don't want to fucking work.
Not even retail or fast food restaurants like KFC wants me despite being a law student
I'm 0 hour contract so sometimes barely any hours
Surely there's a law firm that would take you on a placement - no pay. Even to do boring monkey work?
So not an ideal situation. Where do you see yourself career wise in the next decade?
Man, I am hopping I can get some experience within the law industry to land a job more easily in the future after graduating.
Idk tbh
Where?
Oh, you haven't graduated yet. Well that probably somewhat explains it.
Originally wanted Belize cos I heard it's easy to live there. Apparently just extend a visitor visa every month
Why do you want to move out.
Out of where? Parents' house or country?
We should move to Ukraine imo. Hot, black sea, soil with a promising future, etc. We could be great buddies for sure we share the same mentality.
Let's move to Belize. Save enough for a year without work, or maybe sell honey or some shit, then do something chill for work after
I don't know if you noticed but I forget to write all I want very often so the sentences end up incomplete. Signs of getting old indeed.
I mean, not a bad idea but I'm scared of high UV and being out of Europe seems unsafe.
How much should I save?
Sun exposure is good for you. I still prefer overcast but warm, but still
don’t listen to copers
