>be me >did everything that would make me a good boy >went to college >degrees in accounting and economics >never been arrested >never even got a parking ticket
TIME TO GET THAT JOB! >Want to become accountant or at least office assistant where I can work my way up >Spend several years sending out hundreds of resumes >no reply >no reply >"Thanks for interviewing, we've decided to go with someone else" >notagain.gif >work seasonal jobs in the industry >work part time jobs
FUCK THIS SHIT! >Need a full time job now! >Apply for a job at a local hardware/lumber company >Get the job at $15/hour with fully paid for benefits, 401K, profit sharing etc unloading trucks and moving inventory.
Going to university wasn't my real mistake. My real mistake was trying to make something of a worthless degree.
Unless you really have STEM talent, don't bother going to University. A community college degree is more than enough.
>Be me. >Join the army. >Be intel. Signals analyst. >See the world. Live in Japan. >Get out, do some college, but also try for contracting work. >No reply. >We want you to start! >lol never mind we lost the contract. >Get cleared escort job while trying to find contractor work. >We want you >Lol nevermind lost the contract. >Move back to Ohio. >Get a job almost immediately first with Verizon working at a data center making 17 an hour. >End of job. Site was closing down anyways. >Start the very next day as a network admin at an internet service provider. >20 an hour plus benefits. Moving back to Ohio was not a mistake after all.
Jeremiah Howard
8th year with the same company. Promoted twice. Pay has increased 38% from start. Supervisor at night. No bosses around. Only 3 employees to supervise, and they're very low maintenance/self motivated.
I'm a BSN.
John Green
>me >work at post office temp when i was 18 for the holidays >go to community college >realize how retarded college is, drop out >work at post office >go career >get day shift in my first 3 years
that's where im at currently. dunno if i wanna move up in the company or save enough capital to start my own business.
Jacob Robinson
One thing I always heard in business classes was that the most successful people never stay at the same job for more than 3 years. They always market themselves and continuously prove themselves and leverage that at every turn.
Here's the part that wasn't told: You basically have to sacrifice your entire life to you job. Yes, that is the way to become a great success, but you have to give up everything else about your life. You job becomes an obsession, to the point or putting your very health in danger. Working 80+ hours per week, every day for years on end.
If that's what you define as success, then fuck it. Nothing wrong with just living a simple, good career, no matter what you do.
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Cooper Gonzalez
no jobs
Robert Flores
13 years at walmart. Raises don't seem to be happening this year so I'll have to find another path to the mythical $15/hr, though without a high school diploma or skills, that will be increasingly difficult.
William Powell
Decided I’m going to the Police Academy after I graduate. A degree should give me more money and be easier to move up. Pretty excited to get into a uniform desu
Jeremiah Torres
Where and in what field?
Chase Russell
Same degree and job hunting experience as you, thinking of doing the exact same fucking thing desu
