What are examples of "on the ground" jobs that require being Any Forums and pay well?
Currently I'm pursuing a CS degree but I've realized that this crap is not for me, and in the meantime I'm getting better day by day in the gym and was wondering what my plan b might be
p.s. not military stuff, I don't want to be humiliated by the Greeks again.
(I'm italian)
you should finish the CS degree. at least have it as a backup plan.
having nothing and trying to pivot into a decent job sucks
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Go into physical therapy degree thing
CS is the most Any Forums career choice because you build muscle while you rest, and you have energy to hike or lift before/after work. Plus WFH means you have your own kitchen for lunch every day
yeah that should be the right thing to do. but damn I hate what im doing right now, and i'm only in my second year
I'm unironically considering joining the military. I don't give a shit about "die for zog" or whatever, I just want to do cool shit and get paid to stay Any Forums.
Firefighter
Construction
Park Ranger
Mason
Military
Policeman
Firefighters seem to be the least cucked so I would do that if I had the choice. Shifts are fucked for the first few years but a lot of stations have gyms and activities you can do to keep you awake for overnights. Plus you drive a cool truck and all the kids think you’re a badass
damn that's something I've never thought about before, thank you user I'll look into it!
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just change your major?
My father's station have 24h shift followed by 3 day off. Much better than 9-17
idk what else to do. It's not that I just hate CS, I hate studying...
What the fuck is a Counter-strike degree lmao
>i'm only in my second year
>I hate studying...
>picking a career that requires schooling
Most well paying jobs require you to keep studying even after getting a job. If I were you, I would get into some manual labor job and start investing asap
are you entrepreneurial? get a business degree. get a degree in exercise physiology. or study the prerequisite in your country to be a lawyer or something. that will help you in business
Lifeguard in California. Need to be fit and pays a ton due to high demand.
Besides that, I don't think there are any that really pay well. Firemen might be the next best bet if you want good money, just find a shitty state/city where the public union jacked up the salaries.
Other ideas, but not focused on money and trying to avoid any back breaking trades:
-coast guard
-mountain rescue
-fitness/surfing/dance/scuba/skiing instructor
-athletic coach/trainer (they don't need to be fit for their jobs, but I think if you want to stay fit then your social group in this field helps to make it automatic)
-acrobat/performing arts
-nightclub bouncer (??)
highly competitive jobs:
-model
-actor
-bodybuilder
-strongman
-athlete
>get paid peanuts for risking your life
nice try, moshe
Everything requires being fit because fit people do everything better.
>if you hate studying you can try these
>exercise physiology
>pre-req for law
>business degree
do you not understand what OP is trying to say?
>It's not that I just hate CS, I hate studying...
Maybe a business administrator degree. It prepares you for office jobs and I don't think there is continuing education into your career, just career advancement through experience and expertise.
it can be pretty un/fit/ too
>most low-t pear-bodied major
>thus more likely to get stressed when managers are being retarded with deadlines and scheduling
>cortizol gobblin ur gains
>rsi from being rarted and not pacing yourself
you're right. but he was talking about how he understands that it's smart to get a 4 year degree
pursue surveying. you get to be outdoors a lot in different environments. the pay (at least in the US) is decent.