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<blockquote data-quote="Herobizkit" data-source="post: 6237361" data-attributes="member: 36150">I never had a solid plan coming of high school.&nbsp; I wanted to make video games, and to do that, I (assumed I) had to go to university.&nbsp; I tried Computer Science, got on AP my first year and failed the required Calculus requirement twice... and there was four years of Calculus to do.&nbsp; I switched to Arts my second year and dropped out during my third year as I still had no idea, clue or direction to go.After that, I got a job at a call centre and basically never stopped floating in and out of customer service jobs.&nbsp; As long as I was making enough to cover my basic needs and some party money, I was golden.Then I turned 25, then 35, went back to college, got a Radio Broadcasting diploma only to learn that I really hate the radio business, and now I'm 37 and still lost.I've never been pulled into any direction career-wise; I'm kind of always in survival mode so customer service is where I ended up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Herobizkit, post: 6237361, member: 36150"] I never had a solid plan coming of high school. I wanted to make video games, and to do that, I (assumed I) had to go to university. I tried Computer Science, got on AP my first year and failed the required Calculus requirement twice... and there was four years of Calculus to do. I switched to Arts my second year and dropped out during my third year as I still had no idea, clue or direction to go. After that, I got a job at a call centre and basically never stopped floating in and out of customer service jobs. As long as I was making enough to cover my basic needs and some party money, I was golden. Then I turned 25, then 35, went back to college, got a Radio Broadcasting diploma only to learn that I really hate the radio business, and now I'm 37 and still lost. I've never been pulled into any direction career-wise; I'm kind of always in survival mode so customer service is where I ended up. [/QUOTE]

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