Successful Carrer?
01-24-2012, 12:09 AM
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Successful Carrer? Update: Whoever followed this post it got pretty interesting and many people contributed on it, just want to update that I just finished my AA in Business hoping to go to my local university and getting a BA on either Business or another career, but still undecided if that's what I want to do lol
I've seen several people in LS1tech and it seems they all have some nice jobs or something because they can afford many things and seem to live really good? my point is what the hell do this people do LOL I want to do it to and have a nice life like this people
I've seen several people in LS1tech and it seems they all have some nice jobs or something because they can afford many things and seem to live really good? my point is what the hell do this people do LOL I want to do it to and have a nice life like this people
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01-24-2012, 12:47 AM
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Define 'nice life' first. There are several people on here that are successful- but economical situations vary. I guess I am saying what are the goals and how much time are you willing to put in?
01-24-2012, 07:48 AM
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there are varying levels of success, some want money, some want family..... some start out in search for more $$ and start a big family so the $$ takes longer to accumulate.....
Anything engineering if you will be attending a university is, from what i read on this site, the way to go. If you dont want to attend school, you will have long hours and a tough road ahead if you're in search of the big figures at a young age..... unless you are one of the rare ones that is handy with business and a very dedicated hard worker.... Lots of ways to obtain money
Anything engineering if you will be attending a university is, from what i read on this site, the way to go. If you dont want to attend school, you will have long hours and a tough road ahead if you're in search of the big figures at a young age..... unless you are one of the rare ones that is handy with business and a very dedicated hard worker.... Lots of ways to obtain money
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01-24-2012, 08:52 AM
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I work on Abrams tanks in Iraq, I love it. The blessed few find a job that they love. If you find a job you love you will never have to work another day in your life. How could you not love tanks? Also I'm a **** star....
01-24-2012, 09:10 AM
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Like i said im sorry for the grammer chill im on my phone its not easy to type on this thing
Back to the subject i am in school currently taking a business administration carrer but not sure if thats what i want, I asked here in ls1tech because i spent most of my time here checking out stuff, you guys are like my second family lol
I like cars some people told me to go for mechanical engineer but not sure how the field is?
Back to the subject i am in school currently taking a business administration carrer but not sure if thats what i want, I asked here in ls1tech because i spent most of my time here checking out stuff, you guys are like my second family lol
I like cars some people told me to go for mechanical engineer but not sure how the field is?
01-24-2012, 09:19 AM
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Look in to the pay of a entry level engineer it's actually fairly good. I know I've considered using my gi bill to go back to school for some form of engineering degree. Only thing holding me back is I freaking hate math with a passion. It's not hard just don't care for it. So yeah lol
Did 6 months of school for computer programming and was bored with the class. Not to mention annoyed with the teacher accusing me of cheating. But that's another subject
Did 6 months of school for computer programming and was bored with the class. Not to mention annoyed with the teacher accusing me of cheating. But that's another subject
01-24-2012, 09:44 AM
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Like i said im sorry for the grammer chill im on my phone its not easy to type on this thing
Back to the subject i am in school currently taking a business administration carrer but not sure if thats what i want, I asked here in ls1tech because i spent most of my time here checking out stuff, you guys are like my second family lol
I like cars some people told me to go for mechanical engineer but not sure how the field is?
Back to the subject i am in school currently taking a business administration carrer but not sure if thats what i want, I asked here in ls1tech because i spent most of my time here checking out stuff, you guys are like my second family lol
I like cars some people told me to go for mechanical engineer but not sure how the field is?
01-24-2012, 10:05 AM
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If you think the guys on tech are successful, try forums for other makes/models, such as Lambos, ZR1's, ect. Must be nice to track day a brand new M5 thats 1 week old off the lot.