Help me /sci/. I keep changing my mind about my studies (and

you make choices and dont turn back

>>7584655
>I DO like medicine but I'm really introverted and I'm not sure if I'll like the job at all.

If you're introverted you'll hate any high-paying professional career.

CS might be your best bet, but you'll never get very high salaries.

> I'd probably want to work for a game company (if not my own).
These jobs pay like 30kpa if you can handle that.

>>7584671
>CS might be your best bet, but you'll never get very high salaries.

lmao, found the baby boomer

>>7584673
Found the freetard.

CS will get you around 120k mid career if you're good. Most will stay in the 80k range.

Shoo shoo, back to /g/ now.

>>7584671
Where I'm from, medicine pays less than software engineering for newly graduated.

>>7584691
Stop looking at salary statistics. You won't get those salaries if you're introverted.

>>7584692
What are you even basing that on lol

>>7584695
The fact that no one wants to work with autistic people with no connections.


Like I said being a professional means you have to be good at networking and talking to people. You don't get a job from doing well on technical tests in an interview, you get it from having the employer in your network in the first place.

Job openings that intentionally widely publicized usually have 100s of candidates meaning they can strong arm you into paying you fuckall.


Read just about any study done on the subject. Introverted people are always paid less, but it's much more accentuated in professional careers than "normal" jobs.

>>7584655
I used to be in the same position as you but I realized that I could probably never find a 9 to 5 job I would be genuinely interested in for the rest of my life (or even much longer than a few years).
So I decided to study civil engineering, my plan is to get a decent paying job that gives me spare time to pursue my ever changing hobbies and interests. I'm currently on my second year of civil and I'm learning assembly language in my free time.
My advice to you: study something you know you're going to be good at and know has steady job opportunities then just use your free time for shit you like doing. Stop trying to find the perfect job, you'll just get sick of it eventually anyways.

>>7584655
Finish studying medicine, work as a consultant to one of those companies trying to convert all medical files digital.

>>7584704
This. There are people who would be good at a job, but that job was taken by someone who's very good at getting jobs.

>>7584655
a man ought to have 4 or 5 hobbies. be a fucking pathologist so you can make lots of money without ever having to socialize, finish your MD, and do a lot of programming and robotics in your free time.