I really don't know. I want something that can bring me a 40-50K in income with full-time hours and full benefits. It would also be nice to get something locally and in my major (Asian Studies) field. I still have to look into working in a library to see if I find it interesting or not and will be finishing my B.A. next year. If that doesn't work out, I will probably end up going for my B.Ed. or perhaps a Masters in Asian Studies.
I'm a Special Projects Coordinator for an Upstate NY University....I'd like to develop my own site and work on it full time.......right now it's more of a side hobbie...just wish I had the time to devote to it.....Overhaul is comming this fall though....
I laugh at this. Teachers don't get a big enough paycheck. Anywho, I want to be a videogame designer/programmer. That's a job that is both fulfilling in your soul AND your wallet :p
I laugh at this. Teachers don't get a big enough paycheck. Anywho, I want to be a videogame designer/programmer. That's a job that is both fulfilling in your soul AND your wallet :pPyro767
Yea you and the millions of other people, good luck getting a job in these times. People like him, want to be a teacher because they love it, not for the money.
[QUOTE="BladeOfHeaven"][QUOTE="Pyro767"] I laugh at this. Teachers don't get a big enough paycheck. Anywho, I want to be a videogame designer/programmer. That's a job that is both fulfilling in your soul AND your wallet :p Yea you and the millions of other people, good luck getting a job in these times. I didn't say it would be easy. I'm doing what I can to get a head start. Advanced high school programs, computer classes, home programming, anything that will help.
[QUOTE="Pyro767"] I didn't say it would be easy. I'm doing what I can to get a head start. Advanced high school programs, computer classes, home programming, anything that will help.I know but my point was, some people do what they do because they love it, not because of the money. ;) Good luck with your career, that would be a fun one to do.
Not 100% sure, but I'm thinking about joining the army, and if I do, I'd like to do that for a while. If not, I want to be an aerospace engineer (since I like planes, but I'm not allowed to fly them :()
I really want to be an author/novelist. I finished my first novel Saturday morning and have been moving forward slowly to hopefully getting published and such. :)
I would say Game Programmer, but after going through AP Comp Sci 1 and 2 I know I would never want to build a game engine from scratch, those guys should earn a couple hundred thousand for that type of work. But most large companies have huge teams that split the work, so I might consider it if the opportunity arrived.
I live, that's all. I fight my disability, put up with not being allowed to work because my disability, weak hand/eye coordination that is getting worse as I get older and takes a lot of effort to cope with, try to keep busy every day, pay the bills and try to not turn out like people think I should be because of what I suffered in my childhood and because I don't want to be 'normal' when I'm just me.
So basically I just live, already mentioned it all in an old blog.
I am a quality coordinator for a very large cable company and I would like to be a full time writer. I have had a few things published here and there but nothing to really rave over since I still have to work full time :(
I'd like to get a lot of time off, maybe be a Chef while going to college. I'm not sure what I'd go to college to be yet, I have a few years to think about it.
I laugh at this. Teachers don't get a big enough paycheck. Anywho, I want to be a videogame designer/programmer. That's a job that is both fulfilling in your soul AND your wallet :pMoney isn't the only thing people live for ya know. You have to get up every day doing the same thing for 40 plus years. It better be something you at least somewhat enjoy.
I make data my **bleep**. I also do a fair bit of database design and technical writing - not exactly the most exciting thing in the world, but I do get a fair bit of variety and I like throwing in bizarre phrases and words in documents that are otherwise completely serious. Makes PR's job more fun.
I earn my income from music instruction, investing, and piano performance. I like it just fine. Perfectly decent income for me (though most probably wouldn't feel it's enough, because they have trouble not spending money on things they don't need), and plenty of spare time, allowing me to pursue my non-career-related interests.
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