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scorpiomjt

PLEASE ANSWER MY QUESTION!!!! PLEASE, PLEASE...

Jun 13, 2002 10:34

ok, my friends. following gina's lead.

i need to figure my life out. a new career. i don't care if it takes schooling or whatever. i just need some goals. i'm prolly taking a beginners appraisal class in the fall, but what i need to know is:

what do you do for work?i need some ideas. even if you think i know. answer anyway ( Read more... )

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applepiegirl June 13 2002, 14:58:39 UTC

I'm currently going to school with the eventual goal of becoming a high school english teacher.

Re: scorpiomjt June 13 2002, 19:15:50 UTC

i knew you were going to school, but i wasn't sure for what. i'm sure you'll be great at teaching. :)

Re: applepiegirl June 13 2002, 19:47:11 UTC

Hope so! :)

I hope you'll find something that inspires you. I know how hard it is to find that "thing" you want to do. I love literature, so I figured it would make a good career choice. Think of the things you love to do, and go from there.

Re: scorpiomjt June 13 2002, 19:55:59 UTC

i'm trying. the problem is i like so many things i can't decide which direction to take!

then i'm afraid i'll make the wrong choice. ack. i'm sure it will come to me at some point.

thanks! :)

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Re: scorpiomjt June 13 2002, 19:17:38 UTC

wow. i didn't know what you did. interesting. so your not going into the social sciences huh? is it for personal development?

beachdog June 13 2002, 17:50:51 UTC

What do I do? Nothing you would be remotely interested in.

Re: scorpiomjt June 13 2002, 19:13:25 UTC

hey! how do you know that? i'm stil interested. :)

Re: beachdog June 13 2002, 19:26:00 UTC

beancounting 101

;op

stillthinking August 28 2002, 10:12:29 UTC

I work in accounting... not the most fun job, but it can lead you to many places... every company there is uses accountants, so the job market is out there..

Re: scorpiomjt August 28 2002, 10:22:53 UTC

not good at math AT ALL! heh.

but thanks! :)

snowblind September 25 2002, 17:01:14 UTC

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A degree isn't necessary, but specific specialized training is essential.

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Re: scorpiomjt September 25 2002, 17:45:50 UTC

wow! thanks!