Provoked Gamer @ ProvokedGamer @lemmy.ca

Yo. Prolly doing some dumb shit.

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What about that meal you take in the middle of the night when you wake up hungry?

No, I'm in Alberta unfortunately

What's a sub-entry level job?

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind

I'll try to find a job that gives me fulfillment/enjoyment at least enough that I'll be content with doing for a while, but also pays okay so that I have enough for my hobbies and stuff, but I won't hate my work. Hopefully I find a job that pays okay and I love though.

Thanks. I don't have to support myself financially before finishing school. I'll take your advice for doing and trying stuff.

Yea, I'll be trying to do that. Find fulfillment from somewhere, whether it be my job, or somewhere else, or a little bit of both both. Thanks.

Thank you. I'll be sure to remember that. I can see how the work environment can make or break a job.

Oh ok thanks

Thank you. I'll keep this in mind.

I didn't even think about the library! I'll check that out later. Once high school starts again, I'll ask them if they offer career counseling. Thank you.

Thanks for the the advice for always be doing something. I will probably not go to a 4 year collage unless I'm really sure that I want a collage degree because I don't want to be stuck in debt and have wasted my time. I'll keep all of this in mind.

I'll keep that in mind, thanks

Oh ok thank you! By the way, what do you mean by career progression?

I didn't know general ed classes existed. It's definitely gonna be a help for me if I don't get a general idea of what I want to do by then.

Is it still useful for someone who lives in Canada? I live in Canada.

Yea that seems about right. I wanna find a job that I’ll be content enough with doing for at least 5-10 years, but not necessarily something I love. Something that pays the bills is very important since it’s what you need to survive and I also don’t want to be stuck in a career where I’m struggling to survive or have room for my hobbies and free time.

What do you do now?

Yeah that’s probably the mindset I’m gonna have. A lot of people throughout the internet have been saying that you usually end up switching career paths a few times so I’ll probably try to look for something I can see myself doing for the next 5-10 years. Still gotta find that thing though!

That would be useful