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if the office has foosball tables and video games and stocked kitchens it's probably a terrible place to work because they expect you to live there at a boring office most people understand if you wanna clock out at 5
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yeah honestly you're better off in the burbs on that income because you might be able to do something
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Feb 25, 2016 03:41
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Angela Christine posted:Right, and that's the trap. A lot of students study things that are interesting, rather than things that are useful. Stuff that helps you make witty conversation, not stuff that helps you get a good job. Which is fine if your family is independently wealthy and you are just going to school to pick up class markers and make connections. It's not such a great idea for the lower middle class who have no college fund and are going tens of thousands into debt because psychology or english lit is super interesting. Yeah, you probably don't need anything you learned in college to do most every job but you need to have it to even get in a lot of them, though. That bein' said, I enjoyed the life of being someone with a lot of time so I don't regret those years.
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Feb 25, 2016 12:07
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HEY NONG MAN posted:oh also be "good with computers" and work with old people. helps a ton. This is pretty much how i got into freelancing as a cad monkey/it dude. Then i moved on to project management at a construction subcontractor. This is with a history degree lol.
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