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| 1 | askTRP Megathread May 31I was referencing a post that was made on TRP about how engineers tend to be used as beta bucks after women hit the wall. I should've been more clear on that. This however does not represent all engineers. Personally I think engineering is pretty badass field. At this point I'm not really concerned about making tons of money. I figured I'd be able to work my way up to a manager/ supervisor position or go to grad school if I decided I really needed the money. | /r/TheRedPill | 01/06/17 03:10 AM |
| 1 | askTRP Megathread May 31I'm 18. I've felt this way for the past 3 months. It kinda came out of nowhere in that I had never considered this as a career. Actually I've never been drawn to a job before in general. I've only considered careers logically as in "I'm good at this, so I should do that". There was never any feeling behind it. You're probably right in that I could change careers if it isn't right for me. As for the part where I asked others input I suppose I just wanted some outside opinion from like minded indi… | /r/TheRedPill | 31/05/17 10:32 PM |
| 2 | askTRP Megathread May 31From what I know about the Peace Corps they do humanitarian work in third world countries across the world. If I'm being completely honest I value the lives of other Americans, Canadians, and westerners in general more than people from third world countries. Unless said people immigrate here legally in which case I would consider them westerners. I know that sounds shitty seeing as there are starving children, child soldiers, mass slavery, etc in those countries. This is mostly because I'd like … | /r/TheRedPill | 31/05/17 09:56 PM |
| 1 | askTRP Megathread May 31You've basically summarized exactly what's holding me back from this. I realize that I can only do so much to help them and that the vast majority of the people I work with will end up in shitty life situations regardless of my efforts. However, it's the possibility that I could make a difference in a tiny fraction of my clients lives that excites me. I'm not concerned about recognition. What I'm seeking is fulfillment. I could play it safe and pursue a more lucrative career, but I can't help fe… | /r/TheRedPill | 31/05/17 05:56 PM |
| 9 | askTRP Megathread May 31This question is pretty long, so bear with me. The people that reply to these questions are really doing gods work and I hope you guys can give me some insight in this predicament I've found myself in. I have recently become interested in pursuing a career in social work. Specifically I'd like to work with children and teenagers with mental health issues and histories of abuse. After extensive research I have realized a few things. Firstly, social work is a very liberal career field. This troubl… | /r/TheRedPill | 31/05/17 02:30 PM |
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