Share your Career Thread

[thechoson]

Yes, everyone on here is going to become an attorney.  But some of you are already quite established in various careers.  Being a young 22 year old, I would love to hear about your careers, so please share.

Factors like.
1. What you do (title of position)
2. How much you work
3. How much you make
4. What kind of experience/ education you need to get in that line of work
5. Amount of traveling
6. Whether you like the job or not

Thanks!

[absy]

1. University Student
2. 10 hrs per week class, not nearly enough out of class work
3. -$40,000
4. High school diploma, extra curriculars
5. Fall, Winter and Spring breaks
6. I enjoy it.

[luv2travel]

Yes, everyone on here is going to become an attorney.  But some of you are already quite established in various careers.  Being a young 22 year old, I would love to hear about your careers, so please share.

Factors like.
1. What you do (title of position)- Graduate student (Neurobiology research)
2. How much you work- Less than 40hrs/week
3. How much you make- probably poverty level (if it was an actual career I still wouldn't be making too much- even with a PhD)
4. What kind of experience/ education you need to get in that line of work- at least a bachelors degree (masters or PhD for an actual career)
5. Amount of traveling- some for meetings and stuff
6. Whether you like the job or not- no, hence law school

Thanks!

[dr_draino]

traveler:  How do you get by on less than 40 hours per week as a science Ph.D. student?!?!?

Yes, everyone on here is going to become an attorney.  But some of you are already quite established in various careers.  Being a young 22 year old, I would love to hear about your careers, so please share.

Factors like.
1. What you do (title of position)- Graduate student (Neurobiology research)
2. How much you work- Less than 40hrs/week
3. How much you make- probably poverty level (if it was an actual career I still wouldn't be making too much- even with a PhD)
4. What kind of experience/ education you need to get in that line of work- at least a bachelors degree (masters or PhD for an actual career)
5. Amount of traveling- some for meetings and stuff
6. Whether you like the job or not- no, hence law school

Thanks!