Thread 216369306

how is that degree coming along in your country?

>>216369306 (OP)
I'm done in April :DDD

my life's been going downhill ever since I graduated

>>216369306 (OP)
I'm old I got mine almost 5 years ago now

>>216369360
me too

America is really going right into the shitter in general since covid

>>216369360
why

>>216369538
working is soul crushing

I feel bad for firsties. Their job markets are getting destroyed by third world scum

>>216369555
have you never worked before finishing uni?

>>216369562
this only applies if you work the most horrible jobs like meatpacking etc
nobody is hiring a dentist or an engineer from pakistan

>>216369306 (OP)
Haven't slept today. Easy as fuck exam today but I didn't have time for it, the next exams and the next projects, thinking about drilling a few bullet points into my head and just writing on the desk what I can

>>216369306 (OP)
I started my master's degree this semester, it's pretty cool!

>>216369658
maybe not in poland

>>216369658
we're at the stage when everything gets outsourced even though all of it turns to dogshit

then when china makes something better we just ban it

>>216369688
do you really think a french business will toss 50 resumes from people who finished local unis and speak french to hire someone from islamabad?

>>216369739
the anglosphere markets are definitely getting decimated by the third world. But I also see a lot of indians going to germany and even france so who knows. Ask this guy how many indians there are at his university >>216369684
almost all of them would try everything to stay back

>>216369306 (OP)
I graduated with my English degree in 2013 and I'm still unemployed.

>>216369937
>Getting an English degree in England

>>216369885
There's actually not a lot. There's much, much more Chinese students. It's funny because in my old Uni it was the opposite. I think the more prestigous a University is, the more Chinese students and the less Indian students it has

>>216369937
the bennies must be pretty gud for you to still be alive though

>>216369974
I basically just picked something at random when I was 17 because I had no fucking clue what to do with my life. This was right at the tail end of the era where conventional wisdom was to get literally any degree whatsoever and you'll be set for life.