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FAT32 SHAMER posted:the cock doc licensed cock inspector
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We didn’t have a career counselor at the college prep high school I went to because it was assumed everyone would go work at their dads law firm
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ADINSX posted:We didn’t have a career counselor at the college prep high school I went to because it was assumed everyone would go work at their dads law firm for some reason a while back i went to go look up the prime shitheads on the football team and every single one was a vp at a neoptism hedge fund
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My counselor, like all of them, was worthless
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lol
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my counselor told me to do pharmacy over computers because they just shipped all the jobs to India three years later we saw that not work out for anyone very well and start the blitz we have today, and a year after that I dropped out of pharmacy school and got my BS in CS
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:the cock doc /Doc Cock !? ![]()
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my middle school had everyone take a career aptitude test and i got house painter and truck driver and my mom was severely depressed for an entire month![]()
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why do they always get so specific with the advice? my school let us use a computer program that asked a bunch of questions and the answer was "something with computers" and a list of like 50 examples.
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Sweevo posted:why do they always get so specific with the advice? it has to be a richard scarry job
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your career recommendation needs to be highly specific to hide the fact that all of the recommendations are some flavor of "join the military"
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Sweevo posted:why do they always get so specific with the advice? because then they have specifics they can point to and sell to more gullible school systems ![]()
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I just got "you should do computers. everything is on computers now, you know" and they punted me out the door. 18 months later i was working the line in a restaurant. thanks, guidance counselors
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ADINSX posted:We didn’t have a career counselor at the college prep high school I went to because it was assumed everyone would go work at their dads law firm we definitly didn't have "career counselors". we had guidance counselors that we basically saw for a total of 8 minutes throughout the entirety of high school. once a year you went in, they said "ok, you're taking classes x, y and z next year? have your parents sign this and drop it off in the office" and that was it oh, and the smarmy, moronic guidance counselor who dealt with the incoming freshman that didn't come from the district middle school lost my and many other students' transcripts, so a bunch of kids initially wound up in the wrong classes
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Jonny 290 posted:I just got "you should do computers. everything is on computers now, you know" and they punted me out the door. 18 months later i was working the line in a restaurant. thanks, guidance counselors it's odd, no one ever told me to get into computers nor did i ever think i should. just never came up like it seemed to for so many people our age ![]()
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no one ever told me to go into computers because at the time "computer programmer" was a lovely mid-level office job on par with "copy machine repair guy" and "accounts receivable guy"
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rotor posted:no one ever told me to go into computers because at the time "computer programmer" was a lovely mid-level office job on par with "copy machine repair guy" and "accounts receivable guy" yeah, "what'f thyne 'computer' m'lord" was probably a pretty common question back then
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hahahaha i m old
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Achmed Jones posted:my career recommendation in high school was "poultry vet"
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Ellie Trashcakes posted:I fought in the Chicken Wars too o7
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Ellie Trashcakes posted:I fought in the Chicken Wars too ellie, telling egg-era war stories ![]()
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rotor posted:hahahaha i m old ![]()
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![]() rotor posted:no one ever told me to go into computers because at the time "computer programmer" was a lovely mid-level office job on par with "copy machine repair guy" and "accounts receivable guy" Post dot-com it wasn't so hot, and especially in Europe even now "computer programmer" is definitely not so much a FYGM career, though definitely upper-middle class. So advice was to study business. Which tbh I don't regret, I'm managing to mostly combine that with what I learned form the computer hobby for the job, and don't have to deal with jira ticket and scrum nonsense. Jonny 290 posted:I just got "you should do computers. everything is on computers now, you know" and they punted me out the door. 18 months later i was working the line in a restaurant. thanks, guidance counselors Hope you listened to the advice about Poland at least! ![]()
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aren’t the fast growing gdp nations all growing because they’re the few remaining markets in Europe with cheap labour
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the smart money is in Krakow: better food, cooler city.
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Archduke Frantz Fanon posted:
did you know you can use a lightbulb as a pipe?
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I went to a fancy private school and my careers counsellor told me to join the army.
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i don't think i every received any career advice in high school, or at least i've completely forgotten it, but i already did PC and electronics repair in high school, so whatever
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one of those career tests in highschool said I should be a beekeeper 🐝
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I remember doing one of those and getting told 'you did it too quickly go back and do it again', so I did and got 'sewing machine mechanic'
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Jonny 290 posted:I just got "you should do computers. everything is on computers now, you know" and they punted me out the door. 18 months later i was working the line in a restaurant. thanks, guidance counselors exact opposite for me. i got kicked out of the gifted program because i literally couldn't give a poo poo about anything so they sent me to the guidance counselor who tried to be all sly by saying, 'you know being a brick layer isn't a bad gig either' in an attempt to scare me straight ![]() then my junior year i took the 'computer math' course where the teacher would just keep throwing harder and harder problems at you until the year was over. that was actually engaging for me so did really well and the rest is history eat poo poo, guidance counselor
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i got "hotel manager" on my aptitude test. can't fool me, i saw that documentary about fawlty towers
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also at the time everyone told me computers was a terrible career choice because everything was going to be outsourced to india within a decade anyways. well, except the computer math teacher. when we told her that she was just all, 'lol no'
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a good job backed by the bricklayers local #420 is nothing to sneeze at guidance counselor ![]()
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infernal machines posted:i don't think i every received any career advice in high school, or at least i've completely forgotten it, but i already did PC and electronics repair in high school, so whatever yeah same. about the only thing was my physics teacher asking everyone what they were doing after graduating, and i said i was going to study biology and he said "ok i'll put you down for physics" i ended up doing physics so i guess he was right
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