What kind of Work do you do for that paper. $$

I lived on Cape Cod til I was 20!

I currently live in PA doing Sales for a internet company. I am happy. Ive always worked in Sales since I was about 22 (I am 27 now) and luckily this job fell into my lap.

 

I'm from Wellfleet, but lived in Hyannis for a few years til I moved out of state.

 

I'm just wondering a general question, what do you guys do for work?
I'm 20 and a junior at my university. I'm studying electrical engineering. My first real job was at a car factory doing parts inspection. It was pretty tough waking up at 5am, coming back at 6pm, but i actually enjoyed it. I met some real cool down to earth people. During the semesters i work at the cafeteria making food, mostly phillycheese steaks made to order. It's actually super fun and it weird how quickly you become good at something. The perfect amount of steamed green peppers and onions, how to cook and chop up the steaks in a certain way. Cooking is hella fun.

Do you like it? If not, what's your dream job?
I don't know what being an engineer is going to be like. Is it going to be an office job where I look at a computer all day? Will I get hired at some power plant and get to look at all the dangerous equipment? Will I get a job in texas working for the oil companies? I dunno. And it freaks me out sometimes. I really should get an internship....

Are you happy?
I'm scared mostly. The whole job thing and the career thing. I also worry about my parents a lot. And my sister. She was diagnosed with schizophrenia and it's hard to connect with her sometimes. She's become a completely different person. eh. nice thread

 

I'm 20 this year, but I haven't started university yet. In Singapore, almost every male citizen will be conscripted (it's called National Service) and serve two years. For me, I was lucky enough to be enlisted into the police force rather than the military. I'm even more lucky as one of those who were posted to the police military band after completing our training.

I do love music, and it was initially fun. Initially is the word, because right now I just cannot wait to finish my NS and move on with life. I'm thankful that I had this chance to experience music as a 'career' full time, and it's definitely something I wouldn't want. A hobby it shall stay.

When I finally get out next February, it'll be a good five or six months before I commence university. I'll be reading law as an undergraduate degree (I think it's a post graduate degree in the US?). Kinda apprehensive though because the two law schools in Singapore tend to be filled with people from the few elite schools and I'm not one of them. Yes, I got through the interview and test but I'm worried if I can survive in such a pressure cooker environment. Time will tell I guess.