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[Anonymous No.16986173]

Hey guys so I have a question for those with experience in the job world, I'm about to graduate with an associate's in mechanical engineering and have a interview with a company on Monday to be a entry level tech standard 5 days a week thing $40k a year but my buddies dad offered me a job as a property manager $60k a year. Should I follow through with the engineering job, or take the property manager job?

[Anonymous No.16986179]

Also any suggestions for careers with my degree or entry level stuff is appreciated

[Anonymous No.16986191]

>>16986173
pee pee

[Anonymous No.16986205]

>>16986173
Fuck your degree. Work your network. Joining a good old boy network is the best thing you can ever do.

Do a decent job for that guy and it can springboard you into the future.

[Anonymous No.16986221]

>>16986205
This. Whoever offers more, values you more. Rest is vapid bullshit. Join the boomeruminati

[Anonymous No.16986224]

>>16986173
>associate's
>Engineering
Lolwut

[Anonymous No.16986232]

>>16986173
you'd best try to get a job in your field of study first. This allows you to
A: see how robust the job market is for your specialty
B: see if you actually enjoy doing that shit and
C: Legitimize your time spent working on the degree and
D: It looks good to potential employers down the road.

Your dad's buddies job will always be an option. Don't make it your first choice, It'll pull you in a different direction and you haven't even tried out the shit related to your degree which someone payed for and for which you sweated bullets... right?

[Anonymous No.16986252]

>>16986173
what country are you from?
fuck, we need flags for shit like this

[Anonymous No.16986479]

Depends, do you want to become an engineer some day or is your dream job unclogging toilets?