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I don't think many people deliberately choose to get into something boring, it's usually because the job requires it. Then suddenly you become an expert and don
by totallywrong 3y ago
I don't think many people deliberately choose to get into something boring, it's usually because the job requires it. Then suddenly you become an expert and don't find it boring anymore, because at that point you see the inner layers and the opportunities. So the better advice is to get into a field (in this case politics) you find interesting and keep an open mind.
- eru 3y ago> Then suddenly you become an expert and don't find it boring anymore, because at that point you see the inner layers and the opportunities. The opposite can also happen. A friend of mine is a pilot for commercial airliners. Nowadays he compares his job to being a bus driver in the sky.
- makeitdouble 3y agoTBF bus drivers are underrated. There is a severe lack of qualified driver in many places, and the drivers that continue doing their job even as the pay is low and their clients aren't all pleasing to serve. I think they're more often than not the quiet heroes of their communities.
- eru 3y agoWell, I didn't mean to make a comment on bus drivers. My friend doesn't really know what bus drivers do (at least not anymore than anyone else).
- makeitdouble 3y agoNo offense, your friend is also handling dozens/hu dreds of people's lives, day in day out, and merits all the respect he can get.