Job stuff

>>18696613
Why the fuck did you get a political dagree is it wasn't useful. You might as well spent your time jerking off to anime girls. Seriously wtf was going through your mind while in university? Why waste precious time on bullshit your not even going to use? You don't even have job experience!

>>18696634
Because that was the only thing I was interested in doing at the time. Also, I did spend all my time jerking off to anime girls but at least I don't have any debts. Anyway, mistakes have been made and what's done is done. I want to move forwards but definitely need advice in doing so.

If you feel like your cv needs filler then hop on it now. Do some volunteer work in something you think is important, you'll have time to mark down and you'll meet people who can help you find more related stuff

>>18696693
You didn't do any internships?

>>18696804
Not one. I'll be the first to admit that I haven't played life well up until now and that's why I'm in the situation I'm in. I've got to try and unstick myself though.

>>18696787
I might look into volunteer work, that's not a bad idea. Is it more or less pointless to try and start a career/get a serious job in my situation though?

>>18696854
It's almost never too late my friend, to my thinking it's better not to get lost in looking to the end. What matters is meeting people, being productive and happy. Don't worry about careers cumulating 20 years from now. Just be active today

>>18696867
Thanks. Part of my problem is being productive and happy aren't things that I've done in a very long time. I guess I'm kind of hoping that a job, apart from needing one for the money, will force me to at least become productive.

>>18696613
Gas stations, maybe? I'm about to get a job there. Rotation is large because it's minimal wage and job is boring.
Funny thing that when I grabbed the job other jobs around popped up, too. Like the universe fucks with you in some way.

Got no college and I will probably fuck up my current course, apathy sucks.

>>18696998
>apathy sucks.
That it does my friend.

I don't think that it'd be a good idea for me to try and get a job like that (though I might have to). I'd like to start a career at some point and I'm worried that kind of thing would just prevent me from working to get anything else.

>>18697011
You gotta get few years under your belt in shit jobs to get somewhere, at least I think so.

Two older guys who got into politics/administration were a cook and miner who went to college a bit later, while young girl who does second or third course still goes around reading water counters.

Gotta learn to deal with people, after all. Don't forget to smile.