Do you think 30 is too late to start a career?

[Anonymous]

As businesses want young people

[ArrowheadSW]

Thirty is fine. The important thing is to learn job skills and hopefully a career as soon as you can though. I know a lady who had a lot of skills, but no career, until she was about 40. Now she finally settled on something and she is making good money. I think she wishes she would have got started a bit earlier though.

[jennifer_bloom]

I know a guy who changed from his PhD engineering job to investment banking in his late 40s or mid 50s and he managed 200 - 3000 investment bankers in China once he made the switch. Had a genius IQ and climbed uphill for 11 hours in one day with his wife when he was in his 60s. He is a combination of intelligence and hard work.

[MemeSupreme]

no, 30 is still young besides for athletic careers

[slatyb]

Not at all. I knew one man who started medical school in his late 30's. Mostly businesses want people who can do the job. What do you want to do?

[Asker]

But will he really get a job in his early forties?

[slatyb]

I'm sure he will. There's a shortage of doctors in much of the US.

[Guy13]

No. Most people are into a second even a third by 32. What area⁉️

[ArtemisSilver]

No, people change careers all the time, they just want to know you can deliver the goods

[Asker]

Don't you feel exhausted at 30?

[ArtemisSilver]

Right now I do but that's because it's 1am and I've been sick today. Generally though I'm feeling great.

[FilmGuy93]

Nope. If you want to do something with your life, just start doing.

[Anonymous]

That's a limiting belief. You can do it but you're going to have to overcome your own mind. Perhaps in many ways

[RedStiletto88]

It’s never too late to start or restart a career

[Asker]

Wouldn't you start at the bottom though if you switched

[RedStiletto88]

Maybe but you can always get promoted and be in a career that makes you happy instead of in a dead end job

[In_Trance]

no it isn't