| Seraphic_Sixaxis said: 19 here, never had a "real" job so to speak, but i've worked for money in some way or another. 22 is kinda iffy though, but... if you've got your high-school degree, you should be fine as far as looking for work goes anyway, thats all you really need. |
A high school diploma? Really? I hardly believe that. Here in the Netherlands it at least got to this point that education is hardly an issue, it is what jobs you did prior that counts. To illustrate, I'm still writing my master-thesis and will most likely end up with a 7 in general. A classmate of mine is done, finished her education cum-laude and has a shittier job then me. She was mostly focussed on school, I split it between jobs and school, sometimes cutting school to do work.
When I go into a job interview, I'm surprised if more then two questions are asked about my education and then still high school is immidiatly left out, rather focussing on hów we worked in university and what role I had for myself when doing group-assignments. The rest all focusses on previous work and personality.
Phoenix, one tip...you better have one hell of a personality.
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