Nursing is the meta

[cargo70]

Right out of a 2-year degree, you can do 10k months if you work hard enough.

After a few years and if you specialize, that can go much higher.

 

[dragons6422]

Not worth the stress. If money is your goal, no job is meta. The meta job is the one that gives you maximum cognitive energy off the clock while paying you enough to maintain a standard QoL.

 

[yushmaxx]

Right out of a 2-year degree, you can do 10k months if you work hard enough.

After a few years and if you specialize, that can go much higher.

been saying this nursing is a great job that cant be replaced by ai in the future



though i still do want to go to med school…

 

[holyhair6767]

being a tradesman is better, 4 year apprenticeship which you get paid for, then making as much money as gps depending on what youre doing plumbing and electrical being the best. Dont have to pay for extra schooling for 10 years.

 

[Rothschild]

being a tradesman is better, 4 year apprenticeship which you get paid for, then making as much money as gps depending on what youre doing plumbing and electrical being the best. Dont have to pay for extra schooling for 10 years.

cope

 

[cargo70]

being a tradesman is better, 4 year apprenticeship which you get paid for, then making as much money as gps depending on what youre doing plumbing and electrical being the best. Dont have to pay for extra schooling for 10 years.

Only 2 years of school, and you can usually work if you get your LPN, which is even shorter.

 

[cargo70]

been saying this nursing is a great job that cant be replaced by ai in the future



though i still do want to go to med school…

The end goal may be Med school.

Though I don't think I'm smart enough.

 

[yushmaxx]

being a tradesman is better, 4 year apprenticeship which you get paid for, then making as much money as gps depending on what youre doing plumbing and electrical being the best. Dont have to pay for extra schooling for 10 years.

so much trades propaganda lmafo have fun with a blown out back at 45

look up the average tradesman salary in the US.. i dare you

 

[Lefty Rankin]

Right out of a 2-year degree, you can do 10k months if you work hard enough.

After a few years and if you specialize, that can go much higher.

Just be a hamster locked into a running wheel theory.

 

[cattboy]

Right out of a 2-year degree, you can do 10k months if you work hard enough.

After a few years and if you specialize, that can go much higher.

its alot of hard work and alot of stress. but if you can handle that, its a good option.

 

[cargo70]

Just be a hamster locked into a running wheel theory.

Just be a loser.

 

[cargo70]

its alot of hard work and alot of stress. but if you can handle that, its a good option.

My whole family is in the medical field.

 

[holyhair6767]

cope

not really, my uncle is a tradesmen in the country, installing fences and he has 3 properties, 1 in the country and 2 in the suburbs. My father was also making 300k a year as a contractor working world wide, travelling for pepsi co

 

[TheSadAlbanian]

Right out of a 2-year degree, you can do 10k months if you work hard enough.

After a few years and if you specialize, that can go much higher.

i do nursing at a psychiatric facility, earn 8k a month and hella huzz around

 

[Lefty Rankin]

Just be a loser.

I'm anything but. The problem with people like yourself, most people, is that you allow society to give you a handful of color coded options. I can glean whatever it is you're ultimately after without all that effort.

 

[cattboy]

My whole family is in the medical field.

mirin, thats noble

 

[Rothschild]

not really, my uncle is a tradesmen in the country, installing fences and he has 3 properties, 1 in the country and 2 in the suburbs. My father was also making 300k a year as a contractor working world wide, travelling for pepsi co

cope

 

[appealisLAW]

you couldn't pay me enough to be nurse or a doctor, 12h shifts full of stress

 

[cargo70]

you couldn't pay me enough to be nurse or a doctor, 12h shifts full of stress

Very stressful career, that's true.

Though it can be very fulfilling.

 

[cargo70]

I'm anything but. The problem with people like yourself, most people, is that you allow society to give you a handful of color coded options. I can glean whatever it is you're ultimately after without all that effort.

Tell me what you do?

What have you done with that miracle of a life that was given to you?

 

[cargo70]

i do nursing at a psychiatric facility, earn 8k a month and hella huzz around

I heard people in the psychiatric ward make a lot of money; that's one of the options I’m considering.

 

[TheSadAlbanian]

I heard people in the psychiatric ward make a lot of money; that's one of the options I’m considering.

make sure you work with under 18 they are the easiest to manage, adults have that insane person super strength not fun.

also rep me broski

 

[Lefty Rankin]

Tell me what you do?

What have you dkwith that miracle of a life that was given to you?

Have fun.

I don't do anything in particular. I jump from country to country doing different jobs and neeting it up from time to time.

It would be boring as hell having the same job working at the same place over the years.

 

[cargo70]

Have fun.

I don't do anything in particular. I jump from country to country doing different jobs and neeting it up from time to time.

It would be boring as hell having the same job working at the same place over the years.

I actually respect that; I love traveling.

 

[appealisLAW]

Very stressful career, that's true.

Though it can be very fulfilling.

i have the most respect for nurses and REAL doctors, those are truly the most important jobs you could think of.

 

[eyezen]

Right out of a 2-year degree, you can do 10k months if you work hard enough.

After a few years and if you specialize, that can go much higher.

dnr beinbg A NNURSE SUCKS PLUS NO PAY

 

[Finncelchud]

Not worth the stress. If money is your goal, no job is meta. The meta job is the one that gives you maximum cognitive energy off the clock while paying you enough to maintain a standard QoL.

 

[cargo70]

dnr beinbg A NNURSE SUCKS PLUS NO PAY

10k a month is no pay

How much are you making a month, right now?

 

[sslavniyy]

Right out of a 2-year degree, you can do 10k months if you work hard enough.

After a few years and if you specialize, that can go much higher.

where are u from? im an international student and wanted to take nursing but idj if it is a good variant for international student, its pretty easy to get a work visa in US by nursing

 

[cargo70]

where are u from? im an international student and wanted to take nursing but idj if it is a good variant for international student, its pretty easy to get a work visa in US by nursing

From the US, the US pays a lot for nursing depending on the state; up north, they get paid close to 100k starting off.