What is your profession, /fit/? Does being fit help you?

>>42609658
Networking....

Any fellow engineers up tonight?

>>42609658
I do moving on the side
Lifting got me hired

>>42609658
philosophy professor

yes It has helped me cum inside a few of the students

>>42609658

IT guy,

Makes the fatties in the office jelly which feels real good.

>>42609689
How do you deal with your students?
I've taken a few PHIL classes before
Profs were always cool
About 75% of the students were total cunts

Paramedic/ Med student.

Yeah it's proven that patient trust physicians who appear in better shape,

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>>42609658
Chemical engineering

>>42609689
Is it worth pursuing this as a job? AKA how easy was it to get in?

Struggling to get a job I was hoping for, but I have a pretty extensive background in philosophy and got accepted to an ivy league phil program. Could just teach...

>>42609689
I know this is bait but damn do i wish i could do it

>>42609715
Physician, heal thyself

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>>42609658
Developing software with various languages. Lifting after work keeps me pretty sane desu. Not many chicks around the office and it's nice to see some of dat ass 3x a week

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Currently fixing trucks and shit. Hate it.

Trying to become a cop, but government jobs are red tape massacres to get into.

>>42609658
Diesel mechanic, definitely

>>42609658
I want to know if there are any jobs that get you fit by working you hard.

>>42609677
Industrial here hoss...but I started getting into IoT cloud all that jazz you probably know much more about. Stopped being fit, need to get back into it.

>>42609774
Some factory jobs, construction, pretty might manual labor jobs are what you're looking for

>>42609658
>>42609771
Automotive tech. I'm definitely not as worn out at the end of the day as the other guys. 105 degrees in the shop all day can be tiring

>>42609717
what industry? the petroleum industry in canada is dying and im scared as fuck of graduating.

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>>42609834
>You have a degree, even if your own industry goes away you still have a chance of making it

Don't wait for your job to come to you

Start looking and you can change with the field...

instrumentation technician

has made it harder to fit into tight spaces and go a few hours without eating but I have moved a trailer without having to hook it up to the car a few days ago so the last 4 years of lifting finally paid off

Software ""engineer""

No I sit around all day and get fatty food for lunch every day

help desk

Farmer
Almonds
old trees so i guess im a lumberjack too lots of tree and log slpitting

I'm an oilfield pumper. Only thing it helps with is making me feel better than my fat coworkers.

Electrician
I thought working in construction would make me more fit (not why I chose that career path), but all it does is wear me out and triple my fast food intake.

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>>42610043
> not packing a tupperware lunch to prove you are better than everyone else

>>42610102
I misread the question. Does being fit help me with my job? Absolutely. There are some skinny and fat workers, but almost every worker I see is within a reasonable margin of fitness. It would be hard to get by without decent cardiovascular health.

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Network engineer who hates his job

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>>42609658
>tfw Chef

In the kitchen since 16, now 22, knees already gone to snap city.

Pray for me, kitchen is hell

>>42610200
At least you're not a dishwasher
My boss used to tell me that he started as a dishwasher when I was a dishcuck
That was 30 years ago
Never happens now

>>42609677
Infosec engineer if that counts

>>42610139
I get free lunch, no way Im wasting that job perk

Resorting to cliched namecalling has no effect on the contemporary NEET. We are economic auto-didacts, self-taught philosophers and gifted visionaries. While others waste their life labouring under the orders of those who see only material cost in life, we pursue leisure above all else, knowing as we do that leisure and time to oneself is the basis of genius. Despite many people disliking the culture and society they help maintain through their work, and despite understanding now that we have only a single life on earth and that any meaning we attribute to it as the result of self-willed or socially-inculcated ideologies. they continue to wake early and trudge to their jobs for one single reason: Guilt. Throughout time religions have taken advantage of Man's guilt. a guilt experienced for no logical reason except that he unlike other animals is a self-aware being whose abstract thoughts conflict with the apparently practical, rational reality he finds himself a part of. We post-guilt NEETs will not bow to internal or external pressures encouraging us to sacrifice our contentment and sensitive dispositions for the sake of attaining money, or womenfolk. We alone stand proudly, detached from but keenly observant of the slave masses who yell at us for not being as unhappy as they are. We alone, we band of true men. defend our right to live a dignified life against those wishing to deprive of us of it. Yes you can mock. you can criticize. you can echo the demands your masters make upon you. But who is likely to regret their lives more? The noble and dignified NEETs who spend their truly precious time reading, pondering, philosophizing and engaging in critical, urgent debate online? Or the miserable, resentful masses. their eyes bloated and sagged by excess folds of skin. their hair falling out and their gums bleeding from stress. This is reality. This is 2015. We are the future.

>>42609658
Geo-technjcal engineer.
No not really

Amazon carrier for USPS.

FUNCTIONAL STRENGTH helps when you've got someone who has a gate to their house and also has one of those Prime pantry boxes that weigh what feels like upwards of 60 pounds. I row 205 at 5 months in thanks to it.

>>42610284
So you the nigger responsible for fracking

I work in a kitchen, it's pretty much cardio all day with light lifting. Great way if you want to lose weight, I don't know about muscle tho

>>42610320
>Cardio
>in a kitchen
How?
I've worked kitchens before

>>42610363
You constantly moving all the time anon. Don't know what kind of kitchen you worked at before but large size kitchen basically a huge playground for cardio. Plus free proteins from leftover if you not picky with that shit.

>>42610363
>>42610395
What anon said, your also sweating a lot and bending over and crouching and shit. When I did two a days at the gym and work in the kitchen it was like triple the gainz

>>42610395
Well yeah, in a 10m^2 kitchen I'm walking around a lot.
But that ain't cardio. Nothing is more than 10 steps away.
The only cardio comes from stress and I don't think that counts

I can't find a job because of lack of experience. I have a bachelors in accounting.

Losing hope slowly. Starting to apply for warehouse jobs.

>>42610441
Apply to the jobs that require more experience than you have
Some of them only say bullshit but will accept candiates anyways

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as posted here.

>>42610137

Composer/sound designer.

not really but being fit (or in my case just getting fit, I'm still working my way there, I do cycling 4x a week and I'm about 8 kg off goal weight rn, I've been unfit basically my whole life and having a modicum of cardio and athleticism is truly an amazing feeling).

What being fitter does do is make me happier in general and adds extra structure to my life which improves output, the #1 thing I'm always telling people about is getting a proper sleep schedule going, so many people believe they have all these sleep problems when the reality is the bastards won't go to bed, if you set exact times to go to bed and wake up then stick to it all of your sleeping problems will disappear.

>>42610166
If you're in this thread.

Fell into it, applied for a spot at a studio, showed them my stuff, I got it. I think I was meant to be only an interim temp while they found someone with more experience but then they realized I was good, still very much at the start of my career.

The #1 thing is of course making sure your music was top notch, set yourself the standard of commercial soundtrack music and do not allow yourself to ever write music underneath that standard. You get out what you put in, I wasn't treating it like a job and so I wasn't getting a job, when I went at it with 100% focus and effort that's when I got a job, they don't come to you, you have to make them happen.

The other thing that helped me was knowing FMOD or WWISE which is game middleware.

I'm still working on the self promoting and business side of being a composer so I can't help you too much there.

>>42610320
kitchens are a terrible way to lose weight. I work in a kitchen too, I get a free meal everyday. When I started, I gained 20 pounds and I wasn't weightlifting at the time because of a back injury. I managed to lose it by having a side of fries instead of a full meal.

Insurance shill
12-9 M-F in an office with a good gym in the basement. Decent enough salary too

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>>42609658
What hoodie is he wearing and where can I get one?

>>42609658
I teach history at a community college

some of my students mire me from time to time but other than that no

Software engineer here. I have big fish little pond syndrome - lots of women in tech lately who are hot but no business working in tech. Compared to pajeets and bill gates looking types, I'm a god amongst men.

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Sandwich technician. It helps me pick up boxes and sleep with coworkers I guess.

>>42609658
>night shift dispatcher
>only places open for food are fast food based
>people drop off donuts all night
>they're all old donuts
>can't leave seats
>have a union contracted paid lunch break and two 15minute breaks every 8hour shift
>never get to use them because we'd fuck over our coworkers with all the extra work
>constantly stressed out and we all want to eat sugar to drink liquor to make it stop
>I'm the only one that's not obese on nightshift
>I'm one of four that are not obese out of the 23 dispatchers our city has

It's going to get me one day. I'm gonna get as fat as the cops on day shift.

>>42609677
Civil/structural

What's up bro

Passed my FE and got a great job. How far along are you?

>>42609658
callipygian engineer

>>42611132
I'm very high up...

Getting bored though, more money than I need and no hobbies or interests other than working on hardcore designs...

>>42609658
computer engineer here, what kind of networks we talkin?

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>all these engineers that gave jobs related to their degrees
REEEEEEEEEEE ENGINEER CHAD'S OUT

>>42609677
I'm in a mentored network engineer position but yeah

>netliftengineer checking in

>>42609677
Reporting in

>>42609658
AHUUU

>>42609658
>be skinny
>tried going for computer engineering
>apply for job
>got hired
>literally everyone is a buff chad at my workplace
I THOUGHT THIS PLACE WAS FOR LOSERS LIKE ME FUCK YOU AAAAAAAA

Test Lead at a pension company.

Not at all, but I feel good and work is cool so I get in an hour early, take an extended break to fit in the gym. It means my workouts fit seamlessly into my day and don't impact my social life.

>>42612631
Kek, i'm >>42612642 and the testing team has the lowest average age in the company and is full of long distance runners and gym goers. They banned us from all going into the same team at the company sports day because everyone else would get battered.

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English teacher in Korea
>inb4 lel english teacher meme
I enjoy my job, great pay, great location, great hours, and I am free to enjoy my independence in the bright lights of Seoul while saving money to prepare for the inevitable departure.

>>42612663
But you're going to die from massed nork artillery fire and possibly a nuke or two within the next few months.

>>42612663
nah you got fired, remember?

I'm no joke a NEET with autism bucks, kind of shitty to be honest.

Wedsite Development student
Power nerds and a surprising amount of women who somehow are still in the course despite seemingly fucking around the entire time.
Lifting benefits me 0 in this as I have a girlfriend and there's no one in the class I'd go for anyway. Doesn't hurt being the most attractive though, great confidence in feeling like I'll be able to get a job after I've finished due to that + being 1 of a handful who aren't socially retarded.

>>42612669
>mfw normies still don't realise this is literally the only threat the norks pose
>mfw when I explain it to them they're so fucked by the prospect of nukes that they don't think conventional artillery is a threat

Fucking tens of thousands of deaths in the first few hours of conflict purely from the completely unstoppable artillery attack on SK. The only way to avoid it would be to nuke the fuck out of NKs artillery.

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>>42609658
Med student, hopefully will graduate next year

Gonna go for trauma, that dept was 100% bro tier big guys no homo

The old man who was mentoring me caught me merlin in the lockers lel
Fucker had forearms like my fucking legs

>>42609658

Studying to be a Youth Mentor and about to start my Cert. 4 in PT to supplement the workload and hopefully create programs to support the clients.

I'm only on placement right now but the older ladies like taking me out to see clients so I guess it helps rather than me just sitting in the office doing admin shit. I'd assume being fit will help with the PT shit, most PT's I see don't look like anything special so hopefully I'll have the edge over everyone else If I look aesthetic

High school teacher
Get far too many girls mirin' my ass in the hallway

CNC monkey.
I'm lifting blocks of steel and bigass drills all day.
I've unmemed myself after doing SS and I'm almost symmetrical now.

Architect

Everyone takes me seriously

>>42612686
>a surprising amount of women who somehow are still in the course despite seemingly fucking around the entire time.

hi, person employed in the tech field, they will have a job.

They won't have learned to program by then either.

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>>42609658
I work at costco, no it doesn't help me get /fit/ but it does make me want to kill myself daily.

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>>42609658
I make shitty GPS maps. I guess it's technically automotive and some 3D visualization work.
Also no, I get made fun of every fucking day for eating healthier shit than the absolute garbage 90% of the devs and software guys eat. Stopped eating in the break room for good since it never fucking ends. Going to the gym is the only thing really keeping me sane, but at least I like my work.
At least I look better than most of the other equally miserable fucks in the office.

Bobby.

And yes, good to have a high level of fitness for chasing burglars or bundling with drunk meatheads Friday/Saturday night

>tfw youngest and fittest of the team so always picked for the 'fighty logs'

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>>42609658
68Whiskey Medical Specialist in US Army
82nd Airborne Division
2nd battalion
Currently a combat medic
Will ship off to RASP 1 To become a Ranger

Government job
Sit on my ass for 5 hours a day make 80k pa
Getting /fit just gives me something to do
my boss she is miring me its kinda how I recently just got a promotion that starts next year (move up to 120k) so thanks fit for the promotion

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How bad is it to work in an office setting? I'm majoring in accounting, but idk I might switch to HR or something.

I've been offered small part time jobs for accounting, HR, and other small clerical jobs in my city. Since I've actually never really worked in a professional office setting, so I'm wondering if I'll be losing all my gains and end up like pic related.

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Do you guys actually enjoy what you do or are you just doing it to make your parents happy/get by in life?

Land surveyor
I don't have to lift heavy stuff but having a good level of fitness definitely helps.

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>>42609677
Network engineer / release manager, thanks to Cisco scam certifications. I have the lowest level of scholar degree in my country but I climbed up.

BTW, lifting help me a lot. I'm a scam but I'm a charming guy, always joking, in a good mood, and working hard when it's needed. Getting buff tends to impress twinks I work with so it's getting me respect.
People don't even dare to blame me when I'm doing nothing.

>>42613923
I don't enjoy it but I enjoy the pay, the progress,people I'm working with.

Soon it'll be time to fly by myself, be my own boss.

>>42613917
Your gains, your time and soul.

If you don't get in touch with young people through parties, trips, etc. You'll die inside.

>>42612720
as long as there's one or two guys employed too, I'll be one of them.. everyone else is either good + socially inept or sociable but incapable of coding.

>>42612813
One of the most openly british posts I have seen in some time. Splendid.

>>42614229
>T-thanks for reminding me

I build insulated glass units. It's boring as fuck. Being able to lift heavy shit is helpful though because these Tucker's can get heavy

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I work here to make gains, social gains, and get paid.

Its alright on paper, whole body gets sore after an 8-12 hour day. But the main problem is its on call.

>>42609658
I work in an office that gives out free lunch on Fridays. No in fact it has been the most stress filled job I ever had in terms of my healthy lifestyle.

A lab tech atm, ehh it doesnt really help nor hinder my fitness really.

Thinking about becoming an IT consultant though and was wondering if any /fit/ brehs can offer advice on that line of work? I'm in the final stages of an application for a grad program with a job with the company afterwards

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>>42609658
I work in retail.

It helps me being checked out by women way past their best before date.

Software development

People like you more if you're fit

>>42609658
I have a CompTIA+ certification that pays the bills and in the afternoon head out to college and lift weights at the gym there. It pays $15 per hour. Mon-Fri. Pays the bills and for bus. Can't drive cause got arrested at 15 for driving. Quit high school, got my ged at a community college. Got certification, found a job. Been working there for 2 years now.

Shitty warehouse job 37 an hour taking home about 1250 a week after tax. People there are funny and amazing to work with but the job is meh. Depressing when I see all these people saying engineer ect in this thread. I'm only twenty but still don't know what to study or if I want to study at all nothing really jumps out at me. Overall 60k clear a year but gross is like 75k which is decent for non uni right? Money's not making me happy but please someone reassure me

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>>42615111
Two men and a truck guy here

I'm 26 and screwed myself out of college, might take up oil industry, diesel mechanic or merchant marine. Just to make enough bank to get a house paid off in about two or three years.

I will say though about the money and happiness thing, some of the wealthier people I've moved are pretty happy people, tip beyond 20$.

Some richer folk however you can tell are financially struggling due to their moods though.

I'm an operations supervisor with a large freight company. It's pretty much 50% office 50% warehouse, and I always help my guys processing our Walmart shipments.
> 53 foot trailer
> Packed with furniture, TV's, gun safes, treadmills, weight sets etc
> Get to help lift all of it
It's pretty good. The hours make regular gym sessions a pain though.

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>>42609759
why would anyone want to be a cop?

>>42615326
Warehouse guy here. I've got two properties which are investment properties I still live with my parents so it's easy to pay off on top of the rent. I'm not rich but I consider myself wealthy due to this alone why am I still not ducking happy or satisfied with my life ?

>>42609658
I have a "job", not necessarily a profession that anyone could do for the rest of their lives due to the pay and the wear and tear on my body.

I load box trucks and semis at a window factory. I handle something like 1000-1200 windows per week.

Being fit DEFINITELY helps, because you need to be strong and have an absurd level of stamina to load a truck inside of the deadlines they set in place. I don't think many /fit/izens could do it without 4-5 months of slowly adjusting to the demands on your body.

>>42615520
Having meaningful relationships and hobbies are important as well as being financially well-off.

DESU I'd rather have more friends and hobbies than a better paying job.

>>42609658
Electrical engineer. VLSI

>>42609677
Hello fren

I'm on sort of beast mode at work. Train 10 times a week, eat piles of food, always come up with new ideas and methods for professional stuff.
> we're like second graders compared with a university student - mr boss man
Dammit senpai that's really flattering.
So I guess it helps with my image as a complete maniac you can throw tasks at. Will probably get me ahead by people's expectations (Pygmalion effect +actually willing to work)

>>42609697
Mark or Henry,
Is that you?

>>42615559
I just want a job that I can wake up and be glad I'm there. Something I'd like to do with pride and desire that's all I want even if it's less money. You're right I don't have friends or hobbies but is my one thing I want too much to ask for? Seems unfair

>>42615629
It's difficult to find a job that you want to be at because you are going to be at the mercy of someone else's interests.

I have been given a few words of advice on finding a career that you can live with. The first thing you mentioned is pride. Do something you are proud of, or at least proud of the final product. The second thing is finding something that you enjoy doing on a day-to-day basis. Being content at your career is a big part of being able to spend a large majority of your time there. The third is finding a career that lets you live the kind of life you want to live outside of your day-to-day work. I really enjoyed working at a hardware store, but at the end of the day the irregular schedule and lack of full time meant that my personal life was questionable.

Hope this helps. But I still think you should find meaningful things to do outside of work as well. Cultivate friendships, skills and hobbies. They are as equally rewarding.

>>42610441
should have gotten internships faggot i have an internship as auditor for next summer $21hr and free apartment, lunch, and $100 uber a week.

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I'm basically a NEET at 26 years old with a STEM degree in IT graduated a few months ago.I wagecuck maybe 2 days a week in retail, I've been looking for a job since January and have done 7 interviews since then and still no job. I'm pretty outgoing and not an autist but have 0 IT experience outside of school work so I'm looking into doing some blue collar work and volunteering somewhere to get some IT experience in the mean time. I applied to probably 100 places for internships while in school and was told I didn't have enough experience for both the interviews for intern positions while in school.
>you need a degree to be successful anon!
>well you can't only have a degree you need experience too!
>well this "entry level" position requires 2-5 years experience in multiple fields sorry your just not qualified
>sorry we need our interns to have 2 plus years experience in these scenarios for a consideration, we are also looking for a more diverse intern anon

>>42610441
Get a paid internship and/or go for your masters.
Also this >>42610478

>>42615839

same.

>>42612813
Are you allowed to carry a gun or just a stick? Serious question.

I can't help but wonder if office jobs make people want to kill themselves or if people who want to kill themselves go into office jobs.

>>42609658
Pharmacy Master Race. It hasn't. School is taking too much of my time

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>>42609689
>lets put that sweet pussy out on a tray
>nice

>>42615804
How did you find this? Did you go through the school or look online or know somebody?

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>>42610301
Can you tell me why your fellow couriers are so fucking retarded? I've yelled at no less than three different guys who literally throw my fucking packages over the fence onto the ground instead of opening the gate that's right next to them. Fucking morons break my shit all the time.

Social worker. Being fit doesn't help much – well, sometimes I guess it makes my client take me more serious. Most people working in this branch tend to be either numales, picky pussies or hippies.

>>42609658
Bouncer.
I was recruited in gym. Nice job actually, easy money, easy chicks and quite often some asshole "fall from the stairs" or someshit.

>>42609658
i dont have a profession, i have abunch of houses and garages rented. free money, thanks dad.

>>42609689
>being into faggots

>>42610280
>2015
didn't know this pasta was that old

>>42616307
Not gonna lie this is my dream job until I'm finished studying

>>42615839
>Talking to relatives on facebook

As soon as a cousin who I never talked to told me we should hang out is when I got rid of facebook....

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Any CyberSec anons that could enlighten me? How are the work hours / pay? Any time left for lifting?

>>42617016
Yea, but I'm done talking about this field..

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>>42617041
God, is it that bad

>>42611115

Fuck that. Union breaks are there for a reason

>>42610557
12-9? God tier work hours. Fuck waking up early.

>>42617111
No, the field is great

I climbed the ladder pretty high in cybersecurity bit I started to fail after my last promotion

Social anxiety cost me the job

I moved to another company now...

Being smart in tech is important but not required, social skills come first..

Warehouse Generalist in school for history education

>>42609658
Student
Not fit, but getting there. Yes it is helping me.

>>42609677
Airplane Engineer reporting in.

>>42609658
Baker, and hell yeah

>>42609658

Sure helps when threading 4" pipes.

Medical doctor. I work in internal medicine.

Since I work all the time, it's kind of hard finding time to be /fit/. I really should've picked a eight to four job.

Telecommunications lineman.

It has. Spend the day in gaffs on a fucking pole.

>>42619477
nah mate, 3 12's. nurse here, shit's awesome.

I'm a pharmacist and being /fit/ makes it look I have more authority. Patient's take my advice seriously and don't often lie to me. Also, the nurses are all really nice to me. One of them asked if I was single.

On the weekends I sometimes work at my gym. I get to hang around and take care of bothersome people. If someone is taking too long on a piece of equipment, I sometimes "accidentally" drop a 25 pound plate on their foot from about 3 feet. Nothing too heavy. The gym doesn't pay me for this though

>>42609658
Soldier (National Guard)/College Student

Helps a lot with my MOS considering I have to pass my PT tests in order to stay in and get free college. For school, not so much other than the fact that I feel more attentive after a good workout.

Student, hopefully to become officially an architect next year.

Not really, but at last now I've the motivation to get my ass out of the chair once every day.

Like some people have already said, increased self-confidence and more respect from other people.

>>42619477
>tfw have to back to inpatient next week
>tfw goodbye gains

Apartment maintenance guy in a college town, being fit helps not feeling beat to shit at the end of the day, also the tenants seem more receptive to what I have to say as opposed to my coworkers. Catching mires from 18-22 y/o QTs is a nice perk

>>42612870
hello friend i am also stationed at bragg (:

>>42609658
I'm a Navy Nuke, training doesn't really help for on the job, but makes going into port more fun.

>>42618459
They are. But the shittalking that fucking happens when you take them. We don't have proper staffing. When somebody takes a break, we go below mandatory minimums, which means one person has to be in-charge of multiple channels. So Police Dispatch gets Fire/EMS Dispatch while Information becomes the first 911 call-taker. So you answer the phone have one person screaming in your ear while Gumshoe asks you to do his taxes and look up hotels for him while mixing his alphabet with military and police.

And when you do that to your coworkers, they hate you. People quit. It's an awful job.


I'd quit too, but I'm too dense to find a better paying job and I've got a hose that's more than I can afford alone, I fucked myself.

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>>42614100
CCNP worth it or just stick to building my experience and specialize later on?

>H-how would you say to stop procrastinating...

>>42609658
Instrument engineer

Doesn't help at all. Maybe get a smidgen more respect from tradies for being fit.

>>42609658
Software developer. Was an enterprise Java developer, but about eight months ago I managed to get a job doing big data development with Scala, and I'm fucking loving it.

Being fit doesn't help, no. But I hope it will keep me from being 35 with the broken body of an infirm old man like some of the people I work with.

>>42609658
I.T. Manager, but it's one of those "single I.T. guy at a 500 person site" kinda situations where I do everything from programming to changing toner. Impressed some grills packing 80-100 lb printers up some stairs. Not a lot of weight but its akward to carry. Working out relieves stress, and my job is very high stress, so it is vital.

>>42612735
Muh fellow Costco bro. Bakery is absolute shit and I'm lead by slow and stupid "managers" in it for the 6-figures.

Switched out of a kitchen to a call center when I wanted to challenge myself. Somehow ended up not on phones and I pretty much click 8 hours straight, an hour of actual work done. Good pay and easy to read while there, though most days becomes a challenge to just not walk out. In process of going part time though there are complications and it'll take awhile. Hoping to spend the free time to work more on illustration and video.

>>42611081
History was my favorite, are you a kosher teacher with 1488 holocaust sections followed up by a ritual viewing if The Diary of Ann Frank??

>>42609677
Devops Engineer reporting in

>>42620716
>Right on

Do it man

>pharmaceutical lab tech

Doesn't matter, I'm going to die of cancer either way because my co-workers are all retarded with dangerous chemicals.

>>42620729
To anyone working on film sets, what was your first experience like working on the crew? Had difficulty in college transitioning to a heavier work load and balancing in work so never got around to a proper placement. My area has been expanding in opportunities and would like to give it a go.

>>42610301
thank you, usps always delivers my packages fast as shit

>>42620744
>Devops


Get back to work

Why do you guys like to take long SLAs and it takes weeks for you to finish a task!!!

Warehouse/shipping. Fuck yeah it does. I'm able to sling 60 pound boxes all day no problem. I think my supervisors appreciate that i can handle the heavier shit that not everyone can

>>42620716
>6-figures

Holy shit, how does one become a costco manager?

>>42616178
I don't know but my office tells us we're not allowed to open people's gates unless they give us the OK, but we're also told not to fucking throw packages. It pisses me off when I hear stories like that since I make the extra effort to put packages where people want them, hide them from the road, don't drop them, etc. and it makes me and the rest of my coworkers look bad.

>>42620756

Thanks, we try. A lot of our vehicles are way more ancient than they look on the outside and part timers get sent to places they're not used to all the time.

>>42620783
Typical corporate snaking and bullshit. Be a people person and deprive yourself of empathy and humanity and learn to love to sell: your numbers of upgrading members to an Executive membership matter more than your workmanship and passion.

Do all that in 10 years and become warehouse manager. Boom. 6-figures.

Was doing corporate law on very good money till last summer. Spent years going through law school, interning, getting top extra-curriculars and awards to become a lawyer.

Had a manic episode and got committed.

Now i'm pretty unemployable in the legal sector. Gonna work in a bar and do some writing for a bit. Will probably become a high school teacher. Feels bad man.

>>42609658
Army signaller, yes very much so. If you arent fit, even if you can do the job youre considered a sack of shit. If youre really fit and know your stuff you get promoted fairly quickly.

>>42620857
A fit POG is still a POG.

>>42620783
Starting salary for assistant managers is 60k. I think assistant warehouse managers reach a little less than twice that amount.

>>42620878
British army tac signaller, so im on the ground with the rest of the lads. Nice projection though mate.

>>42620895
So you're the bloke who radios in when you're out of tea?

>>42620775
iktf. My place hired a bunch of dumpy little old ladies for some reason and split the heavy items into a different building so it's gotten rare that I have to lift anything heavy. The people that can even pick up an empty pallet are steadily becoming a minority there.

>>42620909
Dont forget the crumpets

Lads i'm about to start a job at FedEx as a package handler. What am I in for? Should I abandon ship before I suffer too much?

>>42609774
I worked in a pet store and throwing 40 lb bags of dog food and kitty litter around all day helped but it was horrendous for gains when working an 8 hour shift working the whole time
My TDEE went up by 1000 easily

>>42610200
You have this problem as well? I've been cooking for 4 years and I'm always getting random pains in both knees

I work in the grocery department of a Big Y. Being fit makes the job a little easier. I can lift a pallet overhead instead of dragging it or getting a pallet jack, and I can push pallets of things around faster. I don't hate it, but I don't love it or really even like.

How do I find my passion, bros? Fitness is my only real interest, but I'm afraid if get into personal training that it'll take the enjoyment out of it. I've tried coaching friends before and them not getting the simplest cues is infuriating.

>>42609750
stop making these images there bear to much resemblance to me and probably a lot of others on this board to the point where its disturbing

>>42610200
really? what makes being a chef so bad on the knees? standing? would arch supports help?
I feel for you

part time welder, part time EMT

>>42610309
>he thinks fracking is bad
Get a job, you dumb hippie.

>>42620731
No, they teach out of (((textbooks))).

I am a people nurse, also an animal nurse/carer. Couldn't decide which I wanted more so I do both somehow. Lifting helps, makes it easier to carry old people or save them from falling over.

>>42621131
but nothing can prepare me for lifting ham planets.

>>42615229
>People like you more if you're fit
Every walk of life, my man.

>>42618883
>social skills come first
>tech industry
If I were your employer, I wouldn't give a shit.
People are too sensitive these days.
Bunch of pussies.

>>42620850
RIP

>>42620938
Heard it sucks shit; bad hours, and you have to deal with niggers and felons.

Delivery driver.
Old women hit on me from time to time, young girls if I'm lucky.

what are some good ways to make money part-time while I'm in school? It'll have to be like a night-shift type deal

>>42609677
Aerospace Engineer reporting

>>42609658
Translator for video games (english -> jap as well as jap -> english)

bretty good desu i get to live in japan and make a good amount of money and get a decent amount of women. being fit did not help me, but i would be fit regardless.

>>42620938
Get out. I worked in a pharmacy and FedEx's insurance forces them to use basically just us. Which isn't bad, but I've seen all the pain meds for back pains over and over from all of the employees. You're expected to work fast and not work safe. Lifting with good form is too slow, bend at the back and work bitch.

So I've been told anyways.

>>42621247
Hey bud I'm a student in that field and I'm absolutely terrified for when I have to find a job, I'm top 3 in my school right now but I have zero related extracurriculars and I'm about to be a junior am I fucked

>>42621281
yeah, and you also have autism.

Certified Pharmacy Tech who works in a hospital.

And fuck no. Other than looking decent in scrubs.

>>42621199
Bro, civil here. I've had a female police officer that's over the age of 40 cry and complain about me to my superior, because I was sexist in that I didn't go to her first to ask questions when she was my trainer.

When I had to actually sit in front of a committee about the complain and answer why I didn't go to her, I explained I was in shadow phase and policy dictates I can't ask any questions of my CTO and must show capability to use my resources to get things done properly.

It responded with more crying and a last warning at the end of my training phase.

People are just awful in general.

>>42621301
Do hospitals allow some sort of path way for you to become a pharmacist? Like do they contribute any money to your continued education? Or do they just want you to stay as a tech?

>>42621305
The problem is that people blend personal and professional lives.
Those are two different lives, and they need to stay that way.

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>>42611069
wrong thread, you moron

>>42621326

I've been told there is some but not at my current location. I would just rather work in a hospital because of the pay honestly. Not rot in some CVS for $11 a hour.

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>>42621331
Yes, and, as a robot, I find it easy to simply divide my life into two clean sections. I experience no emotions at work, do not see my co-workers as human beings, and never let the state of my life affect me when my boss tells me it's not supposed to.

Fuck off.

>>42621358
I see. I used to work at CVS, but I made 15 an hour in the midwest. I'm kinda rotting now in a mailorder pharmacy. It's basically just standing around and looking at a fill master do all the work for you. I'd like to get a hospital based job if I'm gonna continue this role or at least get in pharmacy school one day.

>>42609658
Working on becoming a pilot. I think being /fit/ helps. It sure does not hurt.

>>42621360
Don't be such a pseudo-humanist faggot.
You go to work to make money for your family, you don't go to play and jerk yourself off.
You like expressing your emotions?
Maybe you'd be better off in a Broadway musical.

>>42621439
what differentiate humanism from pseudo-humanism?

>>42621478
because he's trying defend his bullshit views and brag to the internet about how humanistic he thinks he is.
Someone who really identifies with humanity doesn't need to tell everybody about it.
Besides, the humanities is jerkoff subject matter.

Special ed teacher. Literally work with teenage autists all day.

>>42609677
Mabey some day. I have an engineering degree, but I gave up on getting an engineering job any time soon months ago. Trying to get a job at walmart or be a janitor somewhere right now.

>>42621509
i post on 4chan too

>>42621498
is trying to fuck a woman you work with pseuo-humanist faggotry?

>>42621498
This. It's never fucking bring your problems to work day. Work life and Personal life are seperate and should be kept seperate. You shouldn't be telling your boss about how you got to pound some ass, nor should you be taking out the fact that your husband no longer finds you attractive out on the interns.

You're at work for a reason and it's not to shit it up with your personal issues.

>>42621516
Learn to spell.

>>42621516
Yeah, women are beneath men.
They don't want you sucking up to them.

And we're not talking about fucking women, we're talking about working a job everyday.
If you talk with Stacey in the break room for 5 minutes during lunch, be my guest.
But I don't want a bunch of whimsical emotive types in my place of work.

>>42621533
>But I don't want a bunch of whimsical emotive types in my place of work.

god damn this hits hard to home. I'm a very "emotional" as far as guys go. ENFP personality type if that means anything to you, basically I am a good "communicator" but I'd fucking trade that any day to be more pragmatic and goal-oriented. I have learned through experience that the work place is a place for work but it feels like I'm hiding part of who I am when I can't express my faggy-self. Honestly it's part of the reason I lift.

>>42621564
>hiding part of my faggy self
Humans are inherently bisexual, you've been duped by the Jews, my man.
Sexuality is a choice, and so is emotion.

>>42621574
I used faggy but I should have said emotional/feminine? self.

And I'm not sure about humans being inherently bisexual but at this point I'm so far along in my sexuality I'm not sure I'm going to try anything else.

>>42621583
>feminine
>male
bruh

>>42621598
That's why I used a ? because honestly I'm not sure for a better term. I tend to believe girls are more emotional so I associate the word feminine with emotion idk man

>>42621611
You need Jesus.

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>implying i work

thanks for the neet bucks wagies

>>42621564
Great, keep that shit in the gym and in home life.

>>42621627
sure.
>>42621647
Yeah you're right I was just venting

Wendy's frycook. And yes, I reach down into my pants, rub my hairy taint, and touch your burgers.

>>42615804
One of the big 4 anon? Reason I ask is because I'm working at a small local firm and get paid $21 an hour but wondering if I should apply to a bigger firm.

>>42620656
CCNP isn't really worth anything if you have experience. CCIE will always have some weight.

>>42615629
I work in a pharmacy, my coworkers are great, my job is pleasant but the pay is shit. 32 hours a week - 325$ a week.
I'm looking for a warehouse job and I'm scared I'm going to hate it.
I could use a 3-4k monthly salary, though. I need the money and the more I wait the worse it gets.

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I work at my gym, and I get paid $15 an hour to play my 3DS unless someone's in the gym.

>>42614229
This is where I'm at right now. Currently dying inside because I just graduated in May.

Probably gonna teach myself coding and work for a startup. Who knows though.

My gains are coming along nicely though. The routine of it is really nice, I get a solid workout in every day and never have to worry about that homework, test, etc. the next day/week.

Broker at big 3. I want to die.

I work hospital security. Being fit helps with disorderly patients and people.

i'm about to finish a dumb criminology major at the uni of toronto

should i go to:
>law school (i should be able to get into a good one - gpa is high just need to do well on lsat)
>apply to military (probably combat eng or infantry do not want to be an officer)
>apply to police force

>>42609677
Civil Engineer, boss man.

>>42621891
Do you ever get intimidated by doctors?

>>42609658

Police

Being fit helps me.

>Size = intimidation
>Strength = safety

Dealer at a casino, and surprisingly yes being fit does help. You work around a lot of women, co-workers and customers alike. A lot of the gambling addicts will also give you less shit if they feel like they can't take you in a fight, and it is also no secret that dealers who take care of themselves physically will generally make more money during a shift, implying that one of the gamblers doesn't hit one of those slim-to-none odds on a side bet that they're playing.

>>42621923
I bet being a cop in Toronto must fucking suck. I mean, the city is pretty but the people are absolute trash.

>>42621951
Undergrad aerspace engineer here lmao

>>42609658
Product marketing in the tech field. 6'3 275lb powerfatter with a 365lb bench press and 575lb deadlift and newfound good posture. I'm always the tallest biggest person in the room, and I spend a lot of time visiting customers showing our product roadmap. My stature seems to make it easier to speak with authority when I talk to groups of customers. I know what I'm talking about but people just give me the benefit of the doubt more than they did years ago when I was just fat and stood hunched over.

Feels good man.

911 Dispatch.

I suppose Id be slightly more exhausted or stiff or uncomfortable sitting there for near 12 hours straight if I wasnt /fit/ but otherwise it doesnt help much.

>>42622200
Most of them are pussies. We do get treated as shit. No respect for us at all. Even after we save their asses From getting beat.

>>42622441
Sorry to hear man. In med school right now, come from working class family. You guys have my respect, I'll never treat you guys like shit like most entitled doctors do.

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>>42609658

Lawyer

Yes

>>42621923
go officer stop being a pussy.

>>42622459
It's cool man. It is what it is. Study hard, bruh.

>>42615390
they give you a gun

>tfw graduated in May and can't find a job

It's fucking awful. The endless cycle of getting hopeful for an interview, the most interview anxiety, the crushing depression of losing out on a job to someone who has been working for 3 years already. I can't fucking take this shit.

>>42622617
Just keep at it. You only need one of them to work out.

>>42621666
Appropriate trips haha.

I drive a reach truck in a warehouse which also requires heavy lifting on my part, so absolutely

>>42610240
>tfw dishwasher
It hurts, man.

>>42609677
VR location based game engineer. actually wandering around a large space in VR... usually run after work waiting for traffic to clear.

> "what is your profession"
AWOO, also college student looking for a retail job

>>42620744
dawg can you dockerize my app for me and deploy it to AWS? 5000 ec2 instances plsalso we're gonna have 2 redundant databases that i need to be synced nightly. $15/hr

>>42609677
Doing firewall/router migrations for the DoD. Literally switching from ASA to Palo Alto and brocade. All of my wuts on the brocades.........

Anyone here do AWS? just got my first cert and an interview with Amazon soon

Clubmanager at the best gym in town.

Thanks /fit/

3 years in and I made it. Well my physique hasnt yet but we are getting there

>>42609689
living the dream
want to become history professor here

>>42609658
getting a high paying job soon.

Lifting helps a lot especially living in a third world cuntry

Logistics manager.

Being physically respectable does help with client meetings and impressions.

Heading into artillery, yes being fit will help. Wish me luck anons

>>42609677
Petroleum engineer reporting in.

>>42624411
Oh and no being fit doesn't matter. I work mostly in an office setting but I'm the most muscular person working here. Lots of office mires though which is nice.

PhD

No

>>42609658
Nursery assistant.

Regularly lift literal dead meat and slightly less dead meat for three years, probably more.
Eating properly.
Still skinny as fuck.
Have strong back and a pretty formed abs though.

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I'm so scared about my future because of lack of work experience and lack of networking since success in school doesn't mean shit nowadays

>>42620751
>I'm going to die of cancer either way because my co-workers are all retarded with dangerous chemicals.

>Hey anon sniff this, does it smell like cancer to you?

>>42620850
>Was doing corporate law
>Had a manic episode and got committed.
I dont blame you

t. corporate law clerk

I fear my future

>>42609658
Heavy Duty mechanic. You'd think so but the job itself is a gains goblin.

Corporate investigator here. Being fit helps me stand out from others, everyone I work with wears a Fitbit and has at least a beer belly.

Bodyguard in Bel Air, being fit goes against my job. Hard to maintain fitness actually, very sedentary lifestyle.

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NEET and just above normie fitness levels. At least my legs don't hurt when I walk around the house.

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>>42609658
AHU AHU AHU

>>42619651
kys

Process improvement engineer by profession. Chemical engineer by education.

squat: 405x5
bench: 350x8
dead: no can do due to herniated lumbar disc

>>42625501
Professional warrior?

>>42611069
Don't know about that exact hoodie but the brand is under armour.

>>42625072
what qualifications and experience to do you have, i'm currently in the mechanical engineering sector but want to have a stable office job in the petrolum engineer sector or similar.

>>42613923
> are you just doing it to make your parents happy/get by in life
loser

>>42626517
My biggest tip would be to get an internship. I didn't have one and it was tough getting a job out of college. Eventually I got an interview by my dad's friend of a friend kinda deal. I work as a project coordinator for a pipeline construction company. It's a pretty sweet gig man. I make 90k first year out of college. In a few years I'll be a project manager making 150k+. To be honest though I'm not really using much of my PNGE degree.

>>42621891
Ayy lmao me too, in house or not? I am in house, 1000% better than contract

>>42609715
fellow medic whats good my dude

>>42628308
Contract. I want in house but you need year experience in most places.

>>42628550
Ahh bummer. I'm fire warden as well here. I had 3 yrs security, 1 yr animal control, and 2 years fire dept before I got this job

>>42609658
is Coors Light the /fit/approved beer?

I work in construction. It is physically demanding but sometimes it can also be pretty easy. I find it hard to balance my workouts and job though.

painting and decorating

not really

>>42609677
How do i get into networking anon?

>>42609658
Biochemistry grad
It helps me know nutritional fads

STOP MAKING UP ENGINEERING TITLES TO VALIDATE YOUR POSITION. AN AUDIO ENGINEER IS CALLED A DJ. A SOFTWARE ENGINEER IS CALLED A PROGRAMMER.

If you never get a professional engineering licence, you are NOT an engineer

>>42631048
Sandwich engineer here. can confirm

>>42609658
high school teacher

it's really bad, every horny teen wants the D, and since I basically spent the last 10 years browsing /tv/ 8 hours a day I'm constantly having bad thoughts. I had to delete myself from all social media, can't even do tinder now.

I'm starting my PhD this year just so I can become a uni professor so I can teach legal grills

>>42631048
Look up the definition of engineer

>>42631048

Crepe Engineer also here, fucking normies gotta stop stealing our rep.

>>42620938
LEAVE IT, they will be heavily understaffed and you will work through all your breaks trying to load an ungodly amount of shit into 3 trucks at once. you will always be overwhelmed with workload while some faggot at the other end of the warehouse gets to hold a scanner for the same pay.

>>42609658

gonna be a clinical psychologist in a few years

pretty sure actually being big by /fit/ means would be counterproductive

suppose i'll just have to wear giant knitted sweaters should that happen

I grow a shit ton of fucking weed

>>42623815
I do it all......

Networking, sdwan

firewalls
load balancers
watt box
layer2/3 mpls cloud using ens/evpl circuit
high level routing, bgp, ospf, eigrp
ngfw custom solutions

I work at a retouching/cgi company making print commercials; more like all the photoshopping and production of anything cgi.
Personally I am in the art direction and cgi section drawing shit and building realistic cgi shit for hi res images.

If I don't hit the gym I got stir crazy sometimes cause the clients are retards. It does not help the job but most people I know who do it have either a dadbod or are fat, I'd rather be fit instead. It is always funny when people do not expect you to be fit.

>>42616296
im a social worker too. where are you from senpai?

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>>42622941
>>42610240
Ayyyy dishcuck reporting in.

Fucking hate it, the only thing that makes it bearable is autistaclly yelling with the chef's and the qt3.14 hostess that sometimes says hi.

>>42609677
sysadmin here

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>>42632443
I have poor social skills

How do I make it as a sys admin?

Teacher

Not fit just strong
It helps when you move heavy shit around your room without needing the janitors to help.

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>>42609658

>What is your profession, /fit/?

I'm an electronic technician and a systems analyst

>Does being fit help you?

I'm a marathoner but I'm tired of reading it does jack shit if you are sitting on your ass 95.8% of your time

I'll probably die running

>>42609689

>students(male)

Marketing

Being fit helps you socialise since most people i've worked with go to the gym or play sports so you have something to talk about.

At my current company we have planking/sit up competitions and if you work for a big corp they'll give you discounted gym membership

>>42609658
Software architect. I usually go to work in business outfit.

Workout out helps to keep a mind/body balance. Also, people seem to be more agreable. The stamina you get from working out (and learning to push through pain) helps in negotiations where other people tire or cannot work through the frustration.

>>42621001
>>42610240
>>42610200

I'm pretty sure there are special shoes for this

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>>42613923

>or are you just doing it to make your parents happy/get by in life?

my father wanted me to do electronic engineering but I did systems instead

(of course I should have listened)

Car photographer for now. I walk a fair amount each day but it doesn't help too much.

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>>42609658
Private Investigator

I have to track my calories very carefully since I sit in a surveillance vehicle for 8-16 hours a day.

Its brutal bros, I gain fat so easily. The good news is I have been lifting since I was a teen so I am nicely muscled, its just hard af to cut

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>>42615839

come to argentina, only 30% of it positions are covered

of course you are going to talk shit about argentina and keep crying because you don't have a job

>>42609677

process here, spec gases

shame the pay is shit, i see you americlaps on >80k straight out of uni and it makes me very jelly

>>42610240
Anon, you don't start in the kitchen and work your way up. You go to school or go into a different profession to get manager experience.

>>42621923
Also at uoft and planning to go into law, political science here though.

>>42609658
I work in a baby and toy store. If the 6'5 guys aren't around I'm the one that has to drag a crib out or get a playset of the shelf.
[spoiler]I never realized how fucking heavy trampolines were.[/spoiler]

>>42615839
I feel your pain because getting your first job without being someone's friend / son / etc is really hard and unfair, but honestly it's your own fault for falling for the STEM and especially the IT meme...if you graduated a few months ago then you must've started like what, 2013? That was like fucking 10 years after IT jobs stopped being in higher demand than the available supply of IT grads

>>42609658

Was Finance. Stamina and focus is 80% of what keeps people sane in the field. The drinking and crash in your metabolism is what causes most people to wash out / retire from finance before making Managing Director or Portfolio Manager.

If you are in S&T then fitness matters. Institutional sales is 99% looks, and partying with NEET's who need a wingman which will then turn into their trusted confidant/broker/salesman. Mandatory fitness is expected on most desks given how cut throat commission trading has become.

Currently INT O. Without question fitness matters. People think it's a desk job but having a cubicle does not dilute the fact you need to be in the field, working assets and running collections. Emphasis on Running, carrying and managing your gait with stupidly large weights on your body.

Looking at the Moscow Rules (old school 1970's spy routes the CIA used to run in St Petersburg & Moscow) I can only conclude everyone at Moscow desk must have been a Boston marathon runner or on Meth/Test to manage those old checkpoints.


Currently Int.

>>42615995
Pharmacy Student also checking in, only one other guy on my course who lifts though the rest is chinks, pakis and miserable med school dropout women. The goal is to one day create the perfect juice cycle tho

>>42610200
You need to do the following; either buy a pair of lightweight Rehband knee warmers, or go to an orthopedist to buy custom soles for you feet.

And invest in some proper shoes with plenty of shock absorbtion .You stand on your feet for 16 hours a day; take care of the,

>>42631986
Engineer is a title, just like Doctor, that is bestowed on you when you get your liscense

Can't decide bewteen continung my own business (consulting) or med school