career choice

[Lexmark]

FOR THE people done uni/coll

did you get a job related to ur field?

cuz am in uni and i have no clue wtf i wanna do and the clock is ticking

[Munique05]

Im still not finished yet, but my brothers dat graduated frm uni already have jobs..it depends on which field u are in, if u are in da commerce/engineering/science field it isnt dat hard to find a job once u graduate..

[Qumanyoo]

depends what u studying saxiib ...

and what interests you...?

[Executive]

You should have looked into that before you chose your degree course. What subject do you study?

[dawwa9]

Do an internship when you are still in uni (like during the summer) and you will usually end up with a job offer

[DANGIRL]

FOR THE people done uni/coll

did you get a job related to ur field?

cuz am in uni and i have no clue wtf i wanna do and the clock is ticking

Than you should do internships because you likely have a job as soon as you graduate.

Do it during the summertime.

[The-Screw]

lol@clock is ticking.

[*Nobleman*]

Graduated uni in 2007, been working for one yr. Studied accounting, working in accounting. Bored as hell an researching career change.

If your doing a useless degree with no real skills, than give up. Go in teaching, medicine, engineering, commerce and accounting etc

[AbdiWahab252]

Not really.

I am doing something way different from what I studied but it pays the bills.

[Qumanyoo]

[quote="*Nobleman*"]Graduated uni in 2007, been working for one yr. Studied accounting, working in accounting. Bored as hell an researching career change.

If your doing a useless degree with no real skills, than give up. Go in teaching, medicine, engineering, commerce and accounting etc[/quote]

yaay to teaching

[mysterious girl]

im on first year univeristy. from what im studying and what i want to do are different. i dont think i want to be a Doctor.

[FAH1223]

I notice in the US, most people don't end up using their degrees when they enter the "real world" unless you are a Pre-Med or a Business major...maybe in a couple of sciences also (but thats just a few subjects), but its like just having a degree is enough in some places

my dad's degree is in civil engineering and he never used it

[Goljano Lion]

lol@clock is ticking.

ehehe ma naag baa

[Goljano Lion]

I notice in the US, most people don't end up using their degrees when they enter the "real world" unless you are a Pre-Med or a Business major...maybe in a couple of sciences also (but thats just a few subjects), but its like just having a degree is enough in some places

my dad's degree is in civil engineering and he never used it

is he a taxi-driver mise truck driver

[FAH1223]

is he a taxi-driver mise truck driver

Well right out of school he was doing some accounting work, he also drove a cab at the same time

Right now hes a...

Field Consultant for a well-known company but I won't qarxis