24, laid off due to corona

22, just college rn

Moved to a new state just before turning 19, and wanted to do something different with my life. Wanted to teach myself how to code so I found a couple different resources for free online learning. Ended up sticking with FreeCodeCamp.

After about a month of learning, found out about this workforce development program called Year Up. Basically they do free technical training for everyone in the program for six months, and then they put you in an internship based on your skills / interests.

So I was at that internship for six months and they decided to hire me at the end. So by the time I was 20 I was employed as a developer. Didn't do any college classes, although I got about a years worth of college credits from the program I was in through ACE.

The job market can be good depending on where you are located. I'm in the DMV area so there are hella government contracting type of gigs, and a good mix of opportunities from private businesses as well. Would definitely recommend the latter. Rn people are still hiring throughout this whole corona situation, not as much as before though.

yea, just been on this site forever lol. think I was 17 when I started posting.

Forex in itself is not a scam

Trader bros selling u s*** is a scam

Can yall mid 25-29 yr old niggas enlighten me on yalls life

I always thought it was depressing. Hving dinner parties and s***

Lowkey dnt wanna grow up

I did this for 3 days when I was 17 and quit

I wont be entering my career till 23-24

Always saw myself being 21-22 six figure Job and stunting onhoes smh

yeah it’s definitely rough but I love it. cool lil local restaurant not a chain so not as bad as it could be lmao

not a forever plan but pays the bills for now

Nah fam I respect

Would hv stayed just for the free lunches i was getting lmaoo. Id also steal sausages everytime i went to the fridge

Reason i left was just cus we were understaffed af

24 and used to work as HR untill corona

27 , college basketball coach

So getting a CFA not worth it?

Logistic army officer

to me no

Deadass? Like D1?

D2

Hopefully D1 soon but this virus is f***ing everything up

27 here.

Honestly 25-27 have been my favorite years. I’m wise, mature, make rational decisions, and I’m dating around.

Everything depends on your location, job, and education probably. But I’ve enjoyed my late 20’s. This will be the prime years of my life.

Much blessings. I just thought about this the other day but how has the corona virus f***ed up your recruiting of college level athletes.

People's senior year recruitment hopes got f***ed because of this.

Are you gonna hold try outs or just trust you can get the athletes you need especially because your at a D2.

Recruits have been signed already, which is good. Maybe look to add a JUCO kid over the next month or so.

All coaches are relying on video scouts at this point. There probably won’t be AAU or on campus recruiting this summer so everyone is fighting the same battle.

In my case, I’m looking to get a new job this upcoming season. So I may be f***ed. All college athletic department budgets will struggle this year due to the loss of March madness. Even the big schools like Michigan State, Dayton, Illinois will all take hits. Which ultimately will effect their staff budget (which might lead to people getting let go) and it effects recruiting budgets.

It’s a mess.

26, emergency dispatcher

25, Correctional Officer.

I was in hiring process for Police but Covid put that on hold.

Breh what this career about ? As in what goes down really

Part of it is managers need reports so you gotta get the data they require and make it easy to understand

Majority of the time it's alotta data cleansing and fixing up other people's mess. Pretty boring but pays well

Any one in grad school?