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Ehh, Not fully.



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Hopefully I don't end up in some annoying arranged marriage.



that which does not grow falls into decay, so no. growth can be archived in many ways though.



I am okay with what I am doing, but actually up for a major promotion in the next year so would hope get that as it is a great position within the company.

Personal life maybe some minor tweaks, but overall happy.



Single, broke and unemployed and living in my parent's basement. No thank you. .

Okay, we don't actually have a basement, but yes, I'm this pathetic.



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S.Peelman said:
Single, broke and unemployed and living in my parent's basement. No thank you. .

Okay, we don't actually have a basement, but yes, I'm this pathetic.


Everyone get's to that point, the way out of it is a job. Find something your passionate about that you would be happy doing as your job for the rest of your life, even if it's a tough path, that will result in you finding your own place, then eventually new people.



Nope.

I'd like to write like a lot, tons of texts: poems, poetic prose, essays; all while trying to rise a company and hence having economic stability. Being a student is also very hard. And last, I'd like to be married by then.

Sounds very hard right now to do all that stuff.



My bet with The_Liquid_Laser: I think the Switch won't surpass the PS2 as the best selling system of all time. If it does, I'll play a game of a list that The_Liquid_Laser will provide, I will have to play it for 50 hours or complete it, whatever comes first. 

No, hoping to be a police officer and eventually in the FBI or Capital Police.



RCTjunkie said:
maverick40 said:

1) Yes I am currently living in a city center apartment with my girlfriend in a fortune 500 company. So right now I am happy. 

2) No of course I wouldn't. I would definitely like to be in the same company because they treat their staff so well and the perks are great but I wouldn't want to be a junior engineer for the next 10 years. In 5 years I want to be a manager and then work my way up from there. 

3) I am constantly creating life/career goals to better myself as a person. It requires hard work and dedication but the goals are normally worth it in the end 


Do you work for Intel? You say you're a Junior Engineer and Intel's in your sig

Yup I certainly do! I have been working there for 2 years now. I got made permanent a few months ago which was a huge relief



maverick40 said:
RCTjunkie said:


Do you work for Intel? You say you're a Junior Engineer and Intel's in your sig

Yup I certainly do! I have been working there for 2 years now. I got made permanent a few months ago which was a huge relief

 

Nice! I have interned there over the past few summers and always enjoyed it. I would like to work there once I graduate, but I have to avoid screwing up my ECE classes