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@Kilroy_4evr @bigdog1080 Quite literally true 😭 I couldn’t land a grad job as a data scientist, and now I have my own edtech business

@bigdog1080 Economy so bad you might as well just follow your dreams 💔💔💔

every career i research its just like yeah nobody getting jobs its a waste of time you gonna be broke and die

@Lucky7ucwtf @lisathebeauty1 About money**

@Lucky7ucwtf @lisathebeauty1 This is pure cope. Who gives a shit money when you have no fun stories to tell your kids / grandkids from when you were young

I'm currently living one of the most boring lives any young person could live.

Shyness will cost you millions over your lifetime. Every conversation you avoid. Every opportunity you miss. Every deal you don’t ask for. Learn to be bold or end up broke.

@amgarratt @W98AB @DecadentPuff dude that’s just a 1 year contract. there’s no guaranteed job after. Everyone knows contractors make more than full time employees If we’re talking about full time permanent grads it caps at about 35k/40k @W98AB

@diagonalmatrixA @W98AB @DecadentPuff NatWest posting 52 in London : jobs.natwestgroup.com/pages/engineer….

UK tech salaries are really bad, no develop at jpm in London is making $38k a yr. This person never got offered a tech job in London at a bank.

@W98AB @DecadentPuff In what world does back office banking pay 55k base for a graduate😭😭. You must be larping

@DecadentPuff No, salaries are like £55k base and post tax you’d take home ~£42k and that’s if you exclude pension and bonuses. Developers are making like £65-70k cash

@W98AB A grad engineer role at jpm is £35,000 which is about $45k

@2147mill Do you really think the government just gives a £50k cheque to students 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Where would a 18 year old get a 50k lump sum to put in an investment account.

University is the most expensive gamble most 18 year olds will ever take. £50,000+ in debt. For a degree that may never be used. In a job market that increasingly doesn’t care about degrees. A £50,000 investment portfolio at 18 compounds to £1.1M by retirement. We send kids to lectures instead.

@Burnley133 @AnnabelDenham1 @GeoffNorcott @grok is there a shortage of workers in the police force and armed forces in the UK Also would a functioning society need engineering, comp sci, maths graduated to join the police force due to there being not enough graduate jobs

@AnnabelDenham1 @GeoffNorcott Yet there is a shortage in the Armed Forces. Lazy bastards.

The real story is the sharp increase in unemployment among 18-24yo men - to a staggering 17.2%, up from 16.1% in last month’s data. It was 13.8% in a comparable period a year ago.

@rosierevenant @AnnabelDenham1 Engineering and tech graduates aren’t meant to be laying bricks in a functional society you clown

@AnnabelDenham1 It's quite easy for young men to get a job on a building site.... I get the weather has been crap (could by why?) but any young man in that age bracket can get a job labouring on a site.

Holy shit! Joe Kent did not hold back in his interview with Tucker Carlson: “One of Trump’s closest advisors who was advocating for us to not go to war with Iran and to rethink our relationship with Israel is suddenly assassinated and then we were told to stop investigating it.”

🇺🇸 Joe Kent, former Green Beret and CIA operator with 11 combat deployments, knows the cost of war firsthand In 2019, his wife, a Navy intelligence specialist, was killed by an ISIS suicide bomber in Syria First U.S. woman killed in combat against ISIS

I can’t stress this enough. GET OUT OF YOUR HOMETOWN. Even if it’s not forever. Move. Travel. See the world. There is more to life than the same 10 people and the same 2 bars.

gotta think like this or else else I will never start.

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The refusal to risk humiliation is a tax you pay on your own potential, collected daily, invisibly, until one day you look up and realize you've been playing a game so small that losing was never really possible. And neither was winning.

PLAN YOUR MONTHS LIKE THIS 1. One lunch date with a close friend. 2. One full day spent in nature. 3. 24 hours completely offline. 4. One day doing absolutely nothing. 5. One day trying something new. 6. One cozy movie night at home with family. 7. One day dedicated to serving others. 8. One self-care or pamper day just for you. 9. One early morning to watch the sunrise. 10. One evening to watch the sunset. 11. One solo cafe date with yourself.

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take risks in your 20s. it can change your life forever. you’ll only be taking a bigger risk by not taking risk at all. you’d stay limited, lack growth, lack speed too. take that risk.

Nietzsche on the danger of waiting too long to start living.