Lads, in today's economy, what are some comfy jobs that:
>Pay well
>Are comfy or easy
>Don't require a degree
Are those of us without a degree limited either to low paying jobs or manual labor?
Secondary question: What's the highest paying, non-coding, remote work someone could get without a degree? Bonus if you don't have to speak on a phone as part of the work. Is $50k+ a year for such a remote position realistic to hope for or would such a position be lucky to get $15 an hour?
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if something existed with those criteria and it was "easy" then every retard would be aiming for it.
Wrong but mostly right.
dude just go to college
not wrong at all, it's like how any good internship will get 600+ applicants because everyone wants them.
>Get $50k in non-forgivable ever-compounding debt to spend 4+ years being taught gay nignong loving shit by some purple haired Jew dyke.
Lol no.
cybersecurity with certs
This requires a degree; no one gets hired with just certs.
how far you can get without (or even with, to be fair) a degree is determined by your contacts. friends in high places and all. that's literally it. not much else to it, except the odd chance you MAYBE luck out and get a great job without a degree on your own
terrible advice
>Get $50k in non-forgivable ever-compounding debt to spend 4+ years being taught gay nignong loving shit by some purple haired Jew dyke.
this isn't college and scholarships + financial aid make that 50k near a 20k and if you're doing internships every summer (tech internships pay well over 30-50/hr) you'll graduate with virtually no debt and a guaranteed job offer. You're clearly a retard and I can see why you avoid college.
>cybersecurity with certs
huge meme, no reputable firm is going to hire you without a degree (unless you're REALLY good), and everyone in the industry knows certs are a crock of shit. You might be able to fraud some boomer company into hiring you for having 5+ shitty certs, but you'll have no idea what you're doing.