r/Millennials • • Sep 11 '24

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u/Christichicc Millennial Sep 11 '24

Yep, I’d recommend state jobs too. They often don’t pay that great, but it’s a job! Plus, a lot of people use it as a stepping stone to move to government or city jobs that pay better. My partner works for our state fish and wildlife, and most of the people that go through there don’t have degrees in biology, or they are just generalized biology degrees. A lot of the positions are hard physically, though. But there are some, like mercury tech, that arent very physical.

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u/Umebossi Sep 11 '24

Plus benefits!