Did you expect to ever have the job you have now?

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[Agirlinneedhelp]

Not at all. I left my office job and started working as a freelancer and I had no idea what to expect. Now I work from my own home and make waay more than I would've ever made in the office.

I'm not sure what would I do if I stopped finding freelance projects, but I guess it'll work out just like it has always been.

[Anonymous]

No. If you asked me 2 years. Ago if I'd be doing what I'm doing now it would've been the furthest thing from my mind. Economic forces and a domino effect forced me diwn a path that resulted in me finding my dream job. I don't know if this is permanent but I'm happier then I've been in years and could see me doing this happily for the rest of my life.

[horatiohornblower]

My five year old self would be very disappointed that I'm not a spaceship captain. We were supposed to have flying cars, robot servants, moon cities and vacations to Jupiter by now. What happened?

[DevikaButts95]

I was hoping for something more in game design as opposed to working at my mom's company but it's a very cozy job right now.

[DopeTurtle]

To be honest? No I didn’t if you go back4 years. But within the past 2 years? Yea, the pandemic reminded me of how much skills I do have under my belt which opens doors and gives me the ability to evolve with the situation in front of me

[Guy13]

No but I do like it. I have not stopped playing Monopoly, in some form, since I was 10 years old !!

[MCheetah]

A teacher? Not a chance. I hated most of my teachers growing up. I'm nothing like them, though.

[Nikki1989]

Yes, I was very confident going in for the interview.

[bolverk]

I'm on the opposite end of the Curve, started full time work at 16, worked half a dozen jobs in the intervening years now I'm on the wind down.

[bowenw]

It is totally different that what I planned.

[Iron_Man]

I never thought that I would be a caregiver by the military, but that has ended now due to death

[Dinklex3]

Absolutely not.