Would it be better to go to an online college like WGU to get a marketable degree or to learn a skilled trade.
I'm pretty out of shape so I don't think doing a trade would be very good. Nothing seems more draining than having the way I make a living get me in shape.
I still live at home and pay rent to my dad. He's only there about 6 days a month though because he travels for work. I'm currently working for doordash and Grubhub. Great jobs if I go to school.
What do you guys think?
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Today, 03:36 PM #1Registered User
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29 and need to change my life.
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Today, 03:39 PM #2Capitalist
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stop posting these threads over and over again.
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Seems like you dismiss possible avenues before really looking into them or trying them. You have to remind yourself that you're in control. Where are your balls, m8?Originally Posted by vwdsg2468
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True. Thanks.Originally Posted by 15thPeak
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try selling used cars
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be a truck driver, you're already doing driving gigs, might as well get paid a lot more for it.
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Try I.T SRS seems to be working for me more or less. Trades in my opinion later in life are pretty much worthless unless you want to start your own company or something SRS. College is never bad but besides the professions that require it for the most part it is pretty retarded SRS so I would't waste time much time on that.
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Isn't it hard to get into IT without a degree?Originally Posted by Realclout
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trade in your vw dsg for a ford bronco
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Too expensiveOriginally Posted by mchabs
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Today, 05:05 PM #11No.Originally Posted by vwdsg2468
Srs.
Plenty of folks in IT who make $50k+ without even an Associate's, and solely having certifications and can handle themselves in a technical interview.
Lack of a degree, or even a relevant degree, kinda sucks and may immediately disqualify you from getting passed the application step for some jobs, but definitely not all. Lotta companies like greenhorn 0 experience 0 education but SOME certs applicants.. means they can offer you less most likely... and then as a couple of years go by and you've earned some additional certifications and have the experience under your belt... BOOM... you're now ready to move to more senior positions at other companies for a massive pay increase.r9 5900x stock | 1800mhz fclock
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Lol @ thinking you need to be in shape to be a tradie
You should go in as a labor and it will get you in shape and you get to bullchit with the boyos...no toxic estrogen politicsLocation: Maryland
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