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Old 2008-08-04, 20:40
lan_rogers_book lan_rogers_book is offline
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Default Career advice from totse (Oh Shit)

Ok, this is is a bad idea. I'm a seniour in highschool and I have no idea what I want to do in the way of a profession. As for skills/occupation preferences I'm fairly skilled with general IT crap but the market is pretty competitive and Im a lazy piece of shit. I have a fair amount experience in the field of architecture but it can get boring pretty fast. What ever career I choose its going to have involve a minimum of contact with people. So my question being what profession would be fitting and what education would I need?
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Old 2008-08-04, 23:02
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I really wouldn't worry about it. Once your in university/college figure it out from there.
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Old 2008-08-09, 15:21
The_Seventh_Artist The_Seventh_Artist is offline
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I really wouldn't worry about it. Once your in university/college figure it out from there.


This.
Take up gen. ed subjects in your first year and who knows, you might become interested in any of them.
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Old 2008-08-10, 05:54
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If your skilled with computers, but not programming obsessed yet you have an academic mind a Business or Communications major with a minor in Computer Science or IT is pure win.
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Old 2008-08-11, 06:01
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If your skilled with computers, but not programming obsessed yet you have an academic mind a Business or Communications major with a minor in Computer Science or IT is pure win.


Thanks, This is grade A usefull.
 
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