What should a redpill man who is in college should design his future studies around job-wise?

[deleted] · 2013-12-15T12:09:35+00:00

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Manuel_S · 2013-12-15T10:49:59+00:00

Several answers saying you should not be asking. I'll give you one that is both realistic and red-pill.

1 - Lots more women in the workplace. They don't do well with logic and science and prefer fuzzier stuff - meaning more technology is needed to help them cope.

2 - Education in sciences is getting worse all over, except in the asian countries.

3 - Lot more need for complex knowledge in the world, less ability to do it overall

4 - New construction tends to happen in sub-developed places. Also greater margins, less competition at that level.

Conclusion: computers. Within this, either programming or hardware will work. Electrical/comms engineering next (power still needs to be moved around). Some sort of civil or mechanical engineering a far third, but only good if you want to go abroad where women still are feminine, but computers is still good for that.

Since you're good with them, work on your strengths.

Fuck all that "find yourself" shit. Get something you can do and like enough to do a long time and that people will be saying "take my money!" for you to do, become good at it in the same way you learn TRP and game and for the same reasons, use money to live better, improve yourself and use that dick so much you need a refit every half a year.

HaikusfromBuddha · 2013-12-15T07:41:10+00:00

This isn't something you should be asking us, What you want to do with your life is your decision. Don't let others influence you too much. Pick the one that makes you happy, the last thing you want is to waste your time doing something you don't like.

ArtilleryCamel · 2013-12-15T08:36:17+00:00

Well this question isn't extremely relevant to this subreddit but anyways, ultimately you want follow a passion, do something that you would enjoy doing even without a paycheck. Obviously money is a factor so don't quit your day job to become a painter. Make a list of viable options and pick the one you would enjoy the most. If you don't care, there has been a push for biological engineering although I'm not sure if that's because they are in high demand or if they are trying to inflate the number of grads in this area to lower wages like in criminal justice.

Veqq · 2013-12-15T10:54:39+00:00

http://www.paulgraham.com/wealth.html is exactly what you're looking for.

Although he speaks mostly in the context of software development, start ups in any field and especially medical technology are great things to go for.

FoulSmellingDischarg · 2013-12-15T12:36:38+00:00

The best degrees for jobs are the most practical ones. Computer science, any kind of engineering, accounting, and finance are all good choices. Computer science is a great choice and i'd strongly recommend it over biology. Biology is kinda "eh". Of the core sciences i'd say it's the least valuable. In my experience bio is full of pre-med/dental kids. DO INTERNSHIPS. Do NOT waste your summers. The more you have the better off you will be during full time recruiting/job search. I can't stress this enough.

Someone posted "follow your passion", that's like eating a bottle of job prospect blue pills. Don't do that. If you LOVE polsci but merely like petroleum engineering, you should still do PE (random example). You've got a sphere of subjects and majors that interest you. Pick one of the ones in that sphere that give you the income and lifestyle you want. Some people don't have anything in their sphere that leads to a good job, and it kinda sucks for those people. If you like computer science you're already well off.

Also, don't ever go to law school. I don't know if you were considering it, but if you were then unconsider it.

IWillAlwaysReplyBack · 2013-12-15T13:26:44+00:00

Do something that people would pay money for. Do something that will create a tangible value. Do whatever the hell you want.

steadymotion · 2013-12-15T14:49:22+00:00

I don't have a particular "passion." My passion is being alive.

I'm in college for business administration because I understand business, have a liking for it, and I know I can get a job doing it. I don't care about getting a huge salary. I'm happy to live cheaply and save money. For me, what job I do isn't a big deal. No matter what I do, I will always be myself, and being myself is the greatest job I could ever ask for. Sounds cheesy, but shit, as long as I'm alive and healthy, I feel good. People make too much of a fuss about jobs.

[deleted] · 2013-12-15T19:26:23+00:00

TRP focuses on self sufficiency, and being able to achieve your success without being dependent on others. So having a way to generate revenue on your own (writing, programming, application development, etc.) will help you gain independence.

It doesn't mean that you shouldn't develop business relationships with others towards a common objective. A lot of businesses are successful because of two individuals driven towards a common goal. Just realize it can be a liability, because at the end of the day, the only person who cares about you the most...is yourself.

nechoha · 2013-12-16T06:10:56+00:00

I'm new like you and about the same age so bare with me. Being Red Pill, is being true to yourself. Do something you love to do. For me, I love to help people and solving problems with missing bits so I am currently pre-med and focusing on getting all of my academic bits and pieces lined up.

If you're debating your major, go to your university's career center and see if they have a book of all possible majors. It sounds like you are trying to find something that will let you survive and not live.

Picking a competitive major or a major that your university is ranked for, is generally a good idea. Internships and Shadowings are great ways to experience what a career field is like and helps you decide what you want to really do.

TLDR: Do what you love, get good at it, money will come.

bob4job · 2013-12-27T20:38:18+00:00

Somolian Pirate.

[deleted] · 2013-12-15T12:39:34+00:00

Job chances are really good for biology and fucking awesome for cs. Do your major and you'll be good.

jamaicanbacon55 · 2013-12-15T13:22:44+00:00

medical school

Title	What should a redpill man who is in college should design his future studies around job-wise?
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Date	December 15, 2013 5:54 AM UTC (12 years ago)
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