Quote Originally Posted by ironchef
I think by real job he meant more than something along the lines of flipping burgers or bringing people their food or cashiering, not those type of jobs, but something where some education and experience is required, like managing for example.

thats exactly what I meant, I didn't mean to "bash" anyone on their job.. I was looking at something more along the lines of being salaried, when most jobs that people are hired under are HOURLY. More of trying to get out of the "service" industry.

I'm aware that my degree is very broad when it comes to the job market and what it has to offer in pay grades. But it has a lot of potential when you apply of the federal level, there is alot of money out there, I've done the research. Its gonna be a hard and long road to find that job, but its attainable.

These days, Bachelor degrees come a dime a dozen, Masters are the way to go, which I wouldn't mind trying to get one, but I've been in school way too long and its time to make some decent money.

And if your single, mid $30xxx is good. No kids and no real bills, so you can live off of it and take nice vacations. but I've never been the vacationing type, if you call 3 days a vacation.

thanks for the constructive criticism though..