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That I have to absolutely get out of IT, because it has become a soulless, mind-breaking, and exhaustive way to be exploited by idiots. I suppose any job is li
by dfraser992 13y ago
That I have to absolutely get out of IT, because it has become a soulless, mind-breaking, and exhaustive way to be exploited by idiots. I suppose any job is like that, given how Western society is organized these days. But I have no other useful skills and though I have a work ethic, my CV is such that if I even applying for a bar job, or busing tables, ... "why the hell are you applying for this job?" I'm stuck and can't get over this reluctance to burn all my savings trying to change my direction in life.
- ZenoArrow 13y agoApply for a part time/evening job doing something like bar work, when they ask you why you're applying say you need the extra money from a second job. Once you're settled, quit your job in IT and look for more shifts at your newer job.
- namenotrequired 13y agoDo you have to get out of IT entirely? I thought IT is a big enough field that no matter what kind of job you have, you're able to find something almost opposite of it. I'm sorry to see that I'm wrong. What is it that you need that you can't find within the IT field?