Careers

Occupanti94 · Jul 31, 2012

Humans, with proof in our own history, have the potential to do amazing things! Think outside the box, and make a difference in our world.

Careers are usually formed on someone's views. For example, a police officer wants to get the scumbags off the street. He moved on to detective to investigate the ones that got away. He's 40 now, and tired of arriving at the scene after the crime was already committed. He joins the FBI or CIA to help prevent future crimes.

Careers are very different from jobs. If you dedicate your whole life to a career, make sure it's something you like to do, and something you can excel in!

A military career might be an option you'd want to consider. With brains, you can find your promotions with ease. You come home proud, and the benefits are great from the start. Just something to think about. Hope I helped.

Mac Miller · Jul 31, 2012

Why would I dedicate my life for a country when all war is, is money for central banks and the government? The army is not a career anyone should want to get into, and people shouldn't promote it as a first-choice career option.

Thanks for the input, but I see what you're getting at with the police officer up and up thing, because nothing lasts forever and I know that in time I would end up moving around in the field

I'm just wondering what kind of work there is out there.
Music industry - what kind of jobs can you get (outside of singing etc)
Home-office type jobs (good ideas?)
Fun ones - Exhilerating jobs like skydiving instructor

just ideas like that, but I'd want to make a career out of what I'm doing, no point in spending thousands of dollars on schooling for it to be a waste.

BGlave · Jul 31, 2012

A detective, but that's a lot of work.

Try and run · Jul 31, 2012

Mac Miller said:
Why would I dedicate my life for a country when all war is, is money for central banks and the government? The army is not a career anyone should want to get into, and people shouldn't promote it as a first-choice career option.

Thanks for the input, but I see what you're getting at with the police officer up and up thing, because nothing lasts forever and I know that in time I would end up moving around in the field

I'm just wondering what kind of work there is out there.
Music industry - what kind of jobs can you get (outside of singing etc)
Home-office type jobs (good ideas?)
Fun ones - Exhilerating jobs like skydiving instructor

just ideas like that, but I'd want to make a career out of what I'm doing, no point in spending thousands of dollars on schooling for it to be a waste.

Music - recording, roadie, groupie (lol).
Home (I'm assuming you're referring to working from home) - Programming and day-trading. I really don't know why you'd want to work from home, though, it's very boring.
Fun jobs - Start a band, artist, lifeguard, I think this is would depend on what you consider fun.

slysteeler · Jul 31, 2012

I'm trying to get qualifications for a career in fluid dynamics or aerospace eng.

SocalOmega · Aug 1, 2012

I'm hoping to get an MBA at a top college.
It's going to be hard work, but it's my dream to get accepted to stanford or berkeley. My dad went to both and is alumni in each of them, so that will hopefully help me.