Career Path

Go Be a laser technician.

Shit I don't know anything about you what do you expect from us.

Quit your job if you're unhappy and can afford a couple months job less.

What sorts of things do you like doing? Do you want to do tech shit? trades? Something more social?

>lists one job
>it was my dream job, but now i hate it! :'(
>doesn't tell anything about skills, past trades or other jobs

>>17393918
Learn a trade.
Plumber, electrician, hvac, contractor, etc.
There will always be a need for any of these.

I went to college for graphic design. Literally no market where I live.
Finished a program for certified nursing assistant.
Can't make any more than 10 an hour.

I've always wanted to be a funeral director. Recession proof.
>I'm afraid it's too late.

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>>17394065
> Mfw I'm about to start studying gd in university

Fuck is it really that bad?

>>17394081
Where I am, yeah. Early in the year, they'll tell you all about the career possibilities. Later you get, they slowly reveal the truth. Unless you are willing to work freelance, you better be really, really fucking good. Print is dying quickly, and Web design can be done for 10 bucks a month by some cut and paste website. Of my starting class of 60+, I'd say 6-7 got jobs in the field. I did as well, but screen printing is dying too.

>>17394081
>>17394092
Graphic design is a meme standalone. Marketing + Graphic Design minor is not.

>>17393918
Think in broad strokes.

Do you want to work with people (customers, etc) or away from them?
Do you want to work alone or on a team?
Indoors or outdoors?
White collar (office) or blue collar?
With your hands or your brain?
How important are money, location, working hours?
And so on.

These will narrow things down to a general description of what kind of working life you want. Then think of what specific jobs match the description.

Go into planitplus website and do the career path quiz.