Career/College Questions

[TheOnlyJon]

What did you major in college/university?
Currently pursuing a double major in Mathematics and Computer Science
Did you start your job/career right out of school? If not, how long did it take you.
I have lots of internship opportunities right now and I currently work in a production studio on campus
What's your title? (If you're comfortable with sharing)
Asst. Webmaster and Graphic Designer
Is this your dream job/career?
No, but it's enjoyable.
If not, do you plan to change to a different job/career?
I don't really know where I'm headed...writing scripts for Adobe or Autodesk would be pretty sweet, though

 

[Signal-11]

Hands down the most ignorant thing I have ever read on these forums. WOW

LSE = London School of Economics. You guys are missing the joke.

That's great. Is this a small business you're running? I've talked to a few drivers and its surprisingly lucrative.

Like gauchogolfer mentioned, dmr727's limo goes several hundred miles an hour faster than most.

What did you major in college/university? Civil/Environmental Engineering, Political Science and Economics. Minor in Philosophy.
Did you start your job/career right out of school? If not, how long did it take you. No. Army held me hostage for a while, then I spent several years in a couple different graduate programs.
What's your title? I don't have a steady job title. I get recruited to go do X job in Y country for Z amount of time. A lot of times, X and Z have changed by the time I get in country.
Is this your dream job/career? No, but I'm not bored.
If not, do you plan to change to a different job/career? If I'm still doing what I'm doing ten years from now, I need my head examined.

 

[dmr727]

As others have mentioned, my limo goes faster than most. But limo driving is nonetheless essentially what I do for a living. My whole point was to do what you enjoy, even if it's not the most glamourous thing in the world. Lord knows I've heard plenty from my family and teachers about wasting my life away by going and doing some job that they all feel is beneath me, but I'm happy, and I've learned that that's all that matters. Do what you're passionate about.