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What about neither!
Can’t I just die in my sleep or something? Preferably soon?
Life says:
Bruh, I just had an interview with AMD today. Fingers crossed, because it is literally my dream job.
May the shitposts be with you!
Good luck!! We’re all rooting for you! That sounds like a lot of fun!
I’d be in their lab, reworking customer reference boards, working directly under one of their engineers. I never got the chance to go to college, and to get to this point is amazing. I’m deeply passionate about tech, and I’m super excited about this opportunity.
That sounds amazing! Good luck and I’m sure you’ll get the job!
I’m doing my dream job and I feel like shit anyway. So I guess my dreams were a bit off.
This is what I worry about. What if I get everything I ever wanted and it’s still not enough? What is the point then?
then you try heroin, makes you feel like a million bucks /s
I could but for some reason sucking dick for money is illegal 🤷🏻♂️
Jobs don’t bring happiness. You might find laboring towards a goal satisfying, but don’t confuse that feeling with job satisfaction.
Naw, I get to determine that, thanks.
My job is basically my hobby. I spend about 50 hours a week on my hobby - some of it structured for someone else, and some of it entirely for myself. The stuff for someone else is less fun, but still genuinely brings me joy.
You’re lucky.
Very much so. But it’s not purely luck. I turned down a job offer for significantly more money to take this one. Sometimes I momentarily regret it, but then I consider how happy I am and all regret evaporates.
Depends on the person and the job. Thomas Edison loved his work to the point of being essentially addicted.
Being happy means not needing to have a job.
100%
We never truly have a choice where to work unless we also have the choice not to work.
I finally found a job that doesn’t make me completely miserable and pays fairly well, and it only took me until I was 34.
In my experience, every job eventually becomes a job you hate that just pays the bills.
So I have a job where I’m a therapist, and also I have a job where I support other therapists.
I also train therapists and I train the people who look after other therapists.
I’ve been doing this a lot. I love every day of it. I cannot imagine doing anything else with my life. And if I won the lottery, I would still want to keep doing it.
I take either one. pls.
Pick a major you like and you’ll never work a day in your life. You’ll be unemployed.
What’s the point of having money if it can’t make you happy?
Not dying now so I might be happy in the future?
Holy shit am i seriously the only one who has both?
A job that let’s you enough free time to enjoy your hobbies.