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I don't know, to be honest.

A while ago I stumbled across this TED video, which basically states that in order to have a fulfilling career one must do what's valuable for society instead of just pursuing their passions. (And it doesn't necessarily mean to become a nurse or a social worker).
I can't formulate my opinion on this advice, not right now. I failed my own career before even starting it. But there may be something to think about, imho.

The Kakama wrote:I don't know, to be honest.

but what things do you like to do in free time?
I liked computers and programming, that's why I am on my job now

I like drawing and maths.

Kakama, what about Technical Drawing? Not exactly a job where you draw creatively, but you'd work with CAD software.
However, this isn't a career you go to uni for, as it is usually learnt via apprenticeship/ community college.

Worst day.

Today, during online Skype connection with people who ordered site interface, interface stopped to work. I wrote this damn code month ago and it worked well till this damn important day.


I was in huge stress.

Thank you very much, f***ing "`". I don't know HOW it disappeared in request to database...

Thankfully, no VERY bad consequences happened for me.

Wow, that's bad luck :/

RoentgenDevice wrote:Kakama, what about Technical Drawing? Not exactly a job where you draw creatively, but you'd work with CAD software.
However, this isn't a career you go to uni for, as it is usually learnt via apprenticeship/ community college.

Yes, it's something I can agree too.
It's all about programming and such. When I was in SMC that was what I was learning. It's nice, it allows a person to create 3D items/parts needed to be made and AutoCadd is a good system that allows a person to create parts required or Invented in order to work under the right condition and produce results in the process.

Sublevel 105 wrote:Worst day.

Wow . That is a bad day, my only advice I can offer Sublevel is, "If your going through hell, keep going".
Hopefully your codes does work and some other fluke cause that Skype interference.

41 ºC today.

Ok.

Vortex wrote:41 ºC today.

Ok.

hmm... 41?
for me, it would be hell, because I'm used to the cold. :/