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Location/lifestyle or career?

Affable · 2008-05-12 15:56:37

Do you prioritize location/lifestyle most or career?

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#52 13-05-2008 8:24pm

Dudess

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The following thread should contain some answers for you:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055284424

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#53 13-05-2008 8:35pm

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Overheal wrote: »

Well if you consider college a step on the career ive chosen career first.

I would only consider college being a step on the ladder as much as primary school and secondary school are. After four years of my course, there's no chance of me going into the sector for at least 5 or so years.

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#54 13-05-2008 8:47pm

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i have chosen location & lifestyle over career-not sure i have made the best choice, not really using my degrees etc. & dont like my job at times!

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#55 13-05-2008 10:49pm

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hell yeah career!my own apartment/car,all the stuffs i dream of,i can go wherever i want!especially when you get to the sorta adviser/high position in the job(around 30~40+),you dont work that much already,fly anywhere you want,build the perfect family you want .simply ,do whatever you dream of

since i am from the country with 365days HOT tropical weather and i can bear with cold,i can live with any weather...:D

thats why i always do my best in everything at the moment,no matter what it costs.(of course health is taken care very good,not selling my kidney etc)i knew that if i dont fcking work hard now ,i wont have that much of chances when i get older.cause' one way or another,you gonna pay anyway,why not do the bitter part now and enjoy later?

i am so not looking at my friend's BMW while i am struggling to keep my rent pay on time....

yup,currently a naive college student :)you will have to pay for your dreams,do my dreams worth all the sacrifices?of course they do

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#56 13-05-2008 11:27pm

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seraphimvc wrote: »

hell yeah career!my own apartment/car,all the stuffs i dream of,i can go wherever i want!especially when you get to the sorta adviser/high position in the job(around 30~40+),you dont work that much already,fly anywhere you want,build the perfect family you want .simply ,do whatever you dream of

Sadly you wouldn't be living that kind of lifestyle on 30-40K.

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