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I am in college, but lack optimism for whatever comes after college. I do believe if you have a nice education on resume you can get a decent job, but sometimes i don't know.
What career do you recommend pursuing and why? What will give me the best advantages financially and not have me stuck in a cubicle doing suicide-worthy boring work all day?
The most important to me is income and the type of work. For now, I have no clue.
Please, and Thank you!
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>>1604164
Did you pick a major yet?
Please don't just follow random career advice from strangers on a Mongolian mountain goat milking forum.
Analyze yourself. What are your strengths? What are your weaknesses? What do you enjoy?
Analyze the market. What industries are hiring? What industries are shrinking? Where might you enjoy working?
Only then will you discover your true career.
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>>1604171
Yes, I appreciate that... I've heard this from people close to me as well. I have no major selected, which is why i'm here. I am willing to put in the work towards anything, I just don't want to take the wrong path.
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>>1604178
So I guess whatever I just said went right over your head...
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>>1604223
No, I understand. I won't learn what career is right for me from other people.
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>>1604167
Was considering switching from English to Accounting. Convince me.
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>>1604307
>switching from English
>English
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