Started programing at 18 fulltime while going to school.I started my career at 21 :
These fukkboys have the game backwards.
Now when I pull up in my Lexus they can't understand
Is 23 yrs old too young to start your career?
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These fukkboys have the game backwards.
Now when I pull up in my Lexus they can't understand
Im currently conflicted brehs/brehettes.
I recently graduated from college and just started my career this week.
According to my parents, other family members, and my best friends I should take a year off for myself and explore the world, party, and live life to the fullest. They feel that since i completed one of my long term goals that I shouldnt join the work force just yet.
I already got a job in my field and I like it so far...i do miss going out partying, clubbing, bar hopping and road trips etc at random with my friends but I just want to be able to move out and be on my own right now. I knew that the minute i started my career that my care free lifestyle was going to have to come to an end but im conflicted brehs...
what should I do?
What's your career?
Terrible advice.
you had 4 years to think through this shyt.
taking a year off makes no difference.
Yeah I'm pretty outgoing, I'm probably the most personable person there, not to mention the youngest by about 3 years. I just turned 27 yesterday and I don't regret it at all because I'm doing what I went to school for, I transitioned from an international to permanent. As far as perks, I'm farther ahead than a lot of people my age. I just bought a house last year plus my job is laid back, I work on a dam and some days I get to swim or fish. Plus the pay is really good, I'm not a coli millionaire tho.
The biggest perk probably is company matched 401k and stock and guaranteed annuities upon retirement which if I put in 25 years it matches my monthly salary for life
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Take a year off and see the world.
To think through what? My 4 years of college wasn't spent being idle. I was working and studying and taking overload, then as soon as I graduated, I went straight to grad school, still working. If I had the means to take a break right before starting my career, I would have. I would go out, not have any worries about anything and be able to live my life up without having to wait until the weekend or see if I have enough vacation to actually take one. There's nothing wrong with it if you're focused enough to get back on track when you need to and if your degree is in a field that has a good amount of demand.
if i say my career, the coli wolves will have my linkedin
Its really specific.
You can more general about it
So it would only take you 12 years to equal what @Marty Kaan may do if she takes a year off, nice math breh.
My parents wouldnt have let me live with them if I wasnt in school at least full time!
THey dont play about education.
and i know that if i took a year off after high school, i would have never went to college.
I never understood purposely holding yourself back. The idea is to work hard and play in between so you don't have to work until you're 70 or depend on social security
difference is I may not be broke after that...she may be
