I don't wanna work in corporate anymore
I'm done with corporate work. I don't want a manager, performance reviews, or office politics. I'm tired of seeing talented people squander their gifts on pointless projects. I'm done with idiotic people who think they're better than everyone else and only care about themselves. I don't care about prestige or any of that other stuff. I just want to do something that makes sense and earn enough money to support my lifestyle (which isn't very extravagant). I just don't know what that could be. Any ideas or advice?
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Be a farmer. Many techies are buying farm in blr :P
Server farm or what? :P
Option selling. If you are slightly good in maths and have around 5 lakhs.. You can easily earn 3-5% per month without taking any considerable risk.
I have been doing this for past 2 yrs....learnt stock market technicals and everything for past 2 years. Mehnat krni padegi dost
Kaha se sikha?
Kuch suggestion Dena mai bhi try kar raha hu par ho nai pa raha.
You will grow up. You will realise this is how humans are. You will realise you are no different. You will realise the utopia you imagine is never going to be possible. You will accept it.
These thoughts are the results of social media influencers who bash jobs all the time.
I previously worked at a front desk at a restaurant. It was a gratifying experience to even wait tables at times. As I'm not worried much about what job I get, regardless of what I've studied, I'm content. I pursue art, music, and much more now.. pretty happy with life.
Going to follow this thread for more interesting opinions.
Become an options seller.
Just do your job and get out In every field you have to face some thing or the other Either it be freelancing or small business
Same, even though it's my first job, i feel like I'm not content with the corporate world. I thought i will be happy since I'm getting paid much higher than my peers, but seems like money was never the problem.