What's the best kind of career to have in life? Everybody,

>>36496303
Well, working as a pharmacist is a pretty comfy ideal. Now it's full business mode, but if you can get a strong handle on this, life is easy.

You'll have time to pursue your hobbies

>>36496334
I bet. But do you sit around all day? Are the hours long? How difficult was it learning the material in university?

timetraveller

>>36496303
any electrician mates around here

about to start, just want to hear as many electricians talk about their life as possible

>>36496423

i know a few electricians. they work for a company and are always working afternoons and weekends, at base pay.

>>36496303
My dream job is to be a self employed programmer/web dev so I can be any where at any time and work. Wether its at home or at a library wouldn't matter. As long as I have internet access somewhere I can make money.

Currently im unemployed but working on getting my CDL to be a truck driver since thats the only thing that has a relatively good job market these days.

>>36496561
do they like it?

I am starting with the union. They pay 14.85/h for a aprentisship

Probably an Author.

>No boss
>Work when you feel
>Creative fulfillment
>Can justify autist shit as being quirky
>Never have to leave the house
>"Oh, he's just a recluse, you know how it is with these creative types"

But you need actual talent and the ability to find a publisher so no, this won't ever happen for you. Sorry robots.

>>36496368
I actually stand all day. Full Days are from 8am-9pm. Half days 8am-3pm. Not much if any time to eat or use the restroom

Well you need the general courses requirements before getting into a pharmacy program. The reqs take anywhere from 2-4yrs. Any younger or graduating pharmacist is A Doctor now. Doctor of Pharmacy. It's a 4 year program

>>36496303
Firefighter

>Get fit
>Seen as hero
>Two 24-hour shifts per week
>Can sleep during shift
>Retire in 25 years, possibly before 50

No downside to it robos

>>36497193
what about smoke inhalation and dying in a fire though.

Also, I've heard people on volunteer firefighting crews (related) are retards. What kind of education do you need?

>>36497262
Fires aren't really as common as you may think. Plus, if you die in a fire you'll be seen as a hero (don't robots want to die anyway?).

You only really need a high school diploma and pass the physical and written tests to get in the door, but if you're a paramedic beforehand or have an associate's degree in fire science or something related can help you and never hurt. It's a little different everywhere so I suggest doing some research.