How would I go about finding employment if my meaningless piece of paper (degree) is not in IT, medicine, law, or engineering?

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

you don't like to challenge yourself?

I challenge you to a mud wrestling duel. Winner take all !

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Short of any menial jobs, like working retail, I'd seriously look into government jobs. I'd also sell the fact that you are bilingual even if you're not as fluent as you want to be. Good luck.

[Sofiyya 1,687]

I used to live in Alaska. It was a hoot. You could do worse. It's a breathtakingly beautiful place and networking is so easy. I got a job with the governor's office while shooting the breeze in my living room.

Take grant writing courses. They will take you farther in no time. You can even use it to fund yourself once you finish your Masters degree. Seriously.

Edited April 21, 2011 by Sofiyya

[Zero Sum 305]

I used to live in Alaska. It was a hoot. You could do worse. It's a breathtakingly beautiful place and networking is so easy. I got a job with the governor's office while shooting the breeze in my living room.

Take grant writing courses. They will take you farther in no time. You can even use it to fund yourself once you finish your Masters degree. Seriously.

Writing grants is eerily fun sometimes. Not something I'd want to be doing in this current economic climate though.

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

I used to live in Alaska. It was a hoot. You could do worse. It's a breathtakingly beautiful place and networking is so easy. I got a job with the governor's office while shooting the breeze in my living room.

Take grant writing courses. They will take you farther in no time. You can even use it to fund yourself once you finish your Masters degree. Seriously.

They are looking for a grant writer here in Dillingham for the city. This place is a sh*t hole though and I wouldn't wish it on anyone unless they were desperate.

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LI hopefully you are taking SMOKE's advice seriously.