Polls: Education & Career

What do you think?

When a group of tourists visited a crocodile farm, the owner of the place launched a daring proposal;
-Whoever dares to jump, swim to shore, and survive, I will give 1 million dollars.
Nobody dared to move, suddenly a man jumped into the water and desperately swam towards the shore while he was chased by all the crocodiles.
With great luck he arrived, taking the admiration of everyone in the place, then the owner announced;
-We have a brave winner.
After collecting their reward, the couple returned to the hotel, upon arrival, the manager told him; he was very brave to jump, then the man said;
-I didn't jump, someone pushed me!
His wife smiled...

Moral: "Behind every successful man, there is a woman who pushes him."

Seems everyone is getting real picky. They quit on their first day or never even show up on their first day. There was a time when people wanted badly to work but could not find a job. Are people spoiled or what?

I want a job where I can play games.

I like relaxing pods.

I want free gourmet food.

Exercise is important to me.

And I like to have a lot of ME time.

I keep thinking there is a way to become a rich business owner and no matter the number of times I seem to have been stunted, I keep thinking I can pull it off.

As a teenager I believed I was too stupid to study medicine or rocket science but now I believe I can attain any intelligence level I want if I’m willing to practice for it and train for it. As an example, my creativity has improved with practice over the years and so has my memory.

uwu i got sent an offer from a college but i might stay to do A levels at my school i dont know yet so help me!

they are making me choose by the 19th and sure i could accept and then just change my mind but if i accept i want to accept BECAUSE IM COMMITTED TO IT!!! YEAH!!!

im having a meltdown

none of the "its ur choice at the end of the day" shit if i could make a choice I wouldn't BE ASKING

SO here's THE REASONS

Leave and go to SD:

• Strong academic programs
• Experienced teachers
• Small class sizesd
• Access to resources
• Extra-curricular activities
• More academic choices
• Increased independence
• Preparation for university
• Access to specialist facilities
• New experiences and opportunities
• 96% have been placed at their first choice uni
• A* – A Grades: 46.5% (5.6% above the national average)
• Mam wants me to go here

Stay in GIC

• Small year group = lots of focus from teachers
• Effectively guaranteed to be able to be a prefect
• Guaranteed to be able to chair the eco council
• Continuing welsh education
• LOTS of very good trips ill almost definitely be able to go on
• Fun days
• Well being days
• Connecting with the year above
• Keep working on my projects into the next year
• Teachers are great references
• The new building
• Likely won’t make many friends in SD
• I have no clue what life is like for lgbt students there since its a catholic school
• One sixth former in GIC has gotten an offer from oxford
• From what I’ve heard most of the sixth formers are getting into 1st choice russelgroup unis

I went to a prestigious college and can't get a job in my major for my life and it's been over 2 years. I went to the college thinking that it would be easier to get hired, but I was wrong. I apply everyday to at least 5 jobs, always get rejections even though I know all of the skills really well. I went to a community college after to relearn them since I didn't have enough experience possibly. I go to meetup events in my field, but end up only getting hit on without any job offers. Are hirers really this sexist in STEM? I'm not sure how I am approaching this wrong.