Have you ever thought of changing your career?

No. And I hope I don't ever feel that way. I love what I'm doing right now and don't ever want to lose that passion.

i mean I just started and TBH I don't really have a passion for anything career related.

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are you satisfied atleast? i remember vaguely that you are in something pharmacology related.

Do I feel accomplished and financially satisfied? Yes. I wouldn't say I "enjoy" it much though BUT since I know that there is little opportunity for me to be enjoying a career based on my personality and tastes, I'm satisfied regarding that aspect as well.

at this point I want to be a sugar baby 👶

But I'm too old for it now

Bye

Although I feel somewhat content with my current job, since it gives me a lot of flexibility in time, I wouldn't want to change it. But rather I'll try to pursue a side hustle that I might enjoy more since my full-time job is very flexible.

Yes, I hate my housekeeping job even though I've only been in it for 3 months. The employer is an arsehole, it makes me physically and mentally exhausted and I've already come down sick from being run down. I want out.

yes but it would not be doable atp in my life

Well i truly hate what I'm doing right now my job is so overbearing and stressful yet i don't feel like I'm doing anything meaningful I'm doing my best to change whatever I'm doing right now because the job that i have is making depressed

Yeah, I’ve thought about switching to something more creative like writing or design. A regular office job just feels so boring sometimes, even if it's stable.

I was in customer service for years before switching to healthcare. It's been a big change, but I don't regret it. California and Massachusetts pay their Medical Assistants over $40,000 a year. I started off with free courses online to get a feel for it, then enrolled in a short certification program. It’s more hands-on and routine than people think, but it suits me way better than my old job.

I did but I don't really have a choice, invested way too much of my life in building this career.