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Team_q posted:I know from personal experience that working in an advertising agency is way better then working in kitchens. Though the idea of switching from making something that someone wants to something that no one wants can be emotionally taxing. Also don't drink yourself into complacency and move on if it doesn't work out. Having your head slammed repeatedly in a car door for 12 hours a day is better than working in kitchens.
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PromethiumX posted:Have you considered the trades? There is huge demand right now because an entire generation of kids were told that they ABSOFUCKING MUST go to college or they will wind up in the gutter. So most people in the trade are nearing their 60's and are on the way out. If you can get into the commercial end of really ANY trade you will run into computers and computer controlled systems. If you have even a basic understanding of Windows and command line / general menu structure you will run circles around most of the old guys. They freeze like a deer in headlights when the computer does anything unexpected. Dunno, that's what they say in Australia, and every tradesman I know would rather hacksaw their arms off than hire someone over 21*. At my old job, at a bakery, I have actually seen my boss tear up resumes after reading no further than the DOB. As I've said to my younger friends, "for the love of god, if you are going into a trade, do it before you hit 21." * = In Victoria at least, there is a difference of >21 and <21 of ~$2.17 ph AUD.
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