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Yes, this is a question, what should I do while I don't know what to do with my life. I'm in school, will graduate in May. I know I should look for jobs that seem (sort of?) interesting. But surely there must be a more active way for me to figure out what I want to do with my life, and what are things I should be doing as I coast through the uncertainty? I mean I should save and learn to budget yes. But this is kind of vague. Can I get more specific answers to my own vague question? Are there certain opportunities I should check out? Military, Teaching English Abroad? Other cool things that offer some experience?
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moana posted:It's almost like you should have spent the past four years figuring that poo poo out. Did you actually get a degree in basket weaving or do you have any sorts of skills that people would pay for? Maybe go to your school's career center and ask them for help? I do have a marketable skill. I am receiving a B.A in Computer Science. Which my career center is pretty bad counseling for. I mean, I guess I know things I enjoy. I do enjoy programming, and helping people, and art and politics? I would like to travel (doesn't everyone?) At this point, I'm probably going to get a job I can do for 2 or 3 years and then hop onto something else. But if I'm not dedicated to a particular job title, are there any jobs that a lot of people take when they are unsure of their future, but is also a valuable experience?
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Nov 12, 2014 17:14
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