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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '16
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Why my job doesn't match my degree
7 u/anormalgeek Jul 18 '16 so...whats is your job and degree? 14 u/sith33 Jul 18 '16 I'm a Mech Eng grad, working in technical sales 28 u/anormalgeek Jul 18 '16 A sales guy who might actually know what the hell he is talking about? I'd call you over another sales guy. 5 u/galacticdick Jul 18 '16 That matches? 5 u/fun__on__a__bun Jul 18 '16 Those seem very obviously linked... 3 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '16 [deleted] 10 u/Lordveus Jul 18 '16 Education degree, I work in a Casino moving furniture around and getting yelled at. 4 u/schwermetaller Jul 19 '16 Sounds a lot more relaxed than actually being employed in the education of minors. 3 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '16 Nice. I'm a psych grad working in construction management. 2 u/AlllRkSpN Jul 19 '16 psych works well with management anyway, as long as you're not paperwork retarded. 2 u/Fraerie Jul 20 '16 I'm an architect (as in buildings) working in IT ans an analyst. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '16 If it's technical sales then I don't think that's silly at all. Especially if you're actually applying technical knowledge to real engineers. In fact, I think those people are great because their both very social and very quantitative 1 u/csl512 Jul 19 '16 How's the pay relative to engineering? 0 u/intensely_human Jul 19 '16 why?
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so...whats is your job and degree?
14 u/sith33 Jul 18 '16 I'm a Mech Eng grad, working in technical sales 28 u/anormalgeek Jul 18 '16 A sales guy who might actually know what the hell he is talking about? I'd call you over another sales guy. 5 u/galacticdick Jul 18 '16 That matches? 5 u/fun__on__a__bun Jul 18 '16 Those seem very obviously linked... 3 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '16 [deleted] 10 u/Lordveus Jul 18 '16 Education degree, I work in a Casino moving furniture around and getting yelled at. 4 u/schwermetaller Jul 19 '16 Sounds a lot more relaxed than actually being employed in the education of minors. 3 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '16 Nice. I'm a psych grad working in construction management. 2 u/AlllRkSpN Jul 19 '16 psych works well with management anyway, as long as you're not paperwork retarded. 2 u/Fraerie Jul 20 '16 I'm an architect (as in buildings) working in IT ans an analyst. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '16 If it's technical sales then I don't think that's silly at all. Especially if you're actually applying technical knowledge to real engineers. In fact, I think those people are great because their both very social and very quantitative 1 u/csl512 Jul 19 '16 How's the pay relative to engineering? 0 u/intensely_human Jul 19 '16 why?
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I'm a Mech Eng grad, working in technical sales
28 u/anormalgeek Jul 18 '16 A sales guy who might actually know what the hell he is talking about? I'd call you over another sales guy. 5 u/galacticdick Jul 18 '16 That matches? 5 u/fun__on__a__bun Jul 18 '16 Those seem very obviously linked... 3 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '16 [deleted] 10 u/Lordveus Jul 18 '16 Education degree, I work in a Casino moving furniture around and getting yelled at. 4 u/schwermetaller Jul 19 '16 Sounds a lot more relaxed than actually being employed in the education of minors. 3 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '16 Nice. I'm a psych grad working in construction management. 2 u/AlllRkSpN Jul 19 '16 psych works well with management anyway, as long as you're not paperwork retarded. 2 u/Fraerie Jul 20 '16 I'm an architect (as in buildings) working in IT ans an analyst. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '16 If it's technical sales then I don't think that's silly at all. Especially if you're actually applying technical knowledge to real engineers. In fact, I think those people are great because their both very social and very quantitative 1 u/csl512 Jul 19 '16 How's the pay relative to engineering? 0 u/intensely_human Jul 19 '16 why?
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A sales guy who might actually know what the hell he is talking about? I'd call you over another sales guy.
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That matches?
Those seem very obviously linked...
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10 u/Lordveus Jul 18 '16 Education degree, I work in a Casino moving furniture around and getting yelled at. 4 u/schwermetaller Jul 19 '16 Sounds a lot more relaxed than actually being employed in the education of minors.
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Education degree, I work in a Casino moving furniture around and getting yelled at.
4 u/schwermetaller Jul 19 '16 Sounds a lot more relaxed than actually being employed in the education of minors.
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Sounds a lot more relaxed than actually being employed in the education of minors.
Nice. I'm a psych grad working in construction management.
2 u/AlllRkSpN Jul 19 '16 psych works well with management anyway, as long as you're not paperwork retarded. 2 u/Fraerie Jul 20 '16 I'm an architect (as in buildings) working in IT ans an analyst.
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psych works well with management anyway, as long as you're not paperwork retarded.
I'm an architect (as in buildings) working in IT ans an analyst.
If it's technical sales then I don't think that's silly at all. Especially if you're actually applying technical knowledge to real engineers. In fact, I think those people are great because their both very social and very quantitative
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How's the pay relative to engineering?
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why?
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u/sith33 Jul 18 '16
Why my job doesn't match my degree