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What's your profession? Let's start this New Year 2021 something to discuss Professional experiences. The purpose of which is to provide counsel and service to others, for a direct and definite compensation, wholly or apart from expectation of other business gain. All types of profession are welcome to discuss that may help, assist and advise every one that needing information.

Originally posted by umayoska on 17 May 2007 - 05:12 PM See I've got my own Quarter life crisis. We all get to this one point in life where we make a final choice which road we'll be taking. Money or Passion? ROAD 1: If you had this job, everything was going well, good business was moving you up the ladder, and you were being bumped up to a very important position (say Business Develpment for example), and it ensured travel, profit shares, and good earned big pay, but it didn't move you... It didn't excite you... It didn't make you feel any alive, and it made you feel boring and dead, and not to mention the long hours of working 6 days a week and sometimes 7... BUT it would give you all the money in the world and give you what you want (security and material things). ROAD 2: Then there's the other road. Something that excites you, makes you feel alive, and would give you all the worthy experiences in the world... A life of meaning. But it didn't assure you any money or wealth, and you've never done it professionally and you'll be starting from scratch, at the bottom... But is a life of an artist and this is what you want to be. I'd like to know what my fellow MTCers have to say... Well actually I just want to know what to do, I have actually told friends in past to go for ROAD 2 with ease, but the choice is actually very hard to make when its your life... Haaaayy.. It's so hard to turn away from money.... I'm 23 and these are the two roads I have to choose on SOON.

Which online course is most likely to help me get a job after I’m finished? Some HR managers are still skeptical of online training and consider a college degree as the golden standard for a good hire. This is changing but there’s still a high threshold for proving your worth through e-learning. What are your thoughts on this subject?

Have you started working or your dream? Are you in the right job industry now? Or are you doing a temporary job? What is your dream job?

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