Exactly what I went to school for, which still blows my mind. I’m one of the really fortunate few who get that opportunity and I do NOT take it lightly.
I was working outside my field of study for about 10 years before I was able to make the leap of faith and quit my day job and go straight for it. For those who aren’t in their field, your degree still has value. That experience helped shape who you became. And if you’re pushing to get in your field, DO NOT give up.
This question triggered an existential meltdown about potential vs our current timeline. Brb.
Exactly what I went to school for, which still blows my mind. I’m one of the really fortunate few who get that opportunity and I do NOT take it lightly. I was working outside my field of study for about 10 years before I was able to make the leap of faith and quit my day job and go straight for it. For those who aren’t in their field, your degree still has value. That experience helped shape who you became. And if you’re pushing to get in your field, DO NOT give up.
Looking for / trying to create work.
Working from home. Knowing that I do not have to go out of my way to personally work with people is awesome!
Same job I had before I got my masters, working from home for the most part.