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Yes. I did a masters in computer science, and realised I do not want to be an office person either. It doesn't make me feel fulfilled. I want to actually help p
by h_o 10y ago
Yes.
I did a masters in computer science, and realised I do not want to be an office person either. It doesn't make me feel fulfilled. I want to actually help people, not help companies make money.
I since started studying again and did the medical school entrance exam equivalent in my country and got a borderline acceptable score on my first go.
I find out early August I have a place or not starting September (4 more years of studying).
- kilre 10y agoCompanies have to help people at least to the extend that they are wiling to give them money. But of course the degrees to which companies actually help people or just satisfy a luxury need differs. I see your craving for helping people directly and not through the intermediary of a company. In my case I want to start a company or join a company that actually helps people because I feel the leverage that a company has to help people is a lot bigger. Nevertheless , the work of doctors is of course essential.