>On the west coast, engineers make less than electricians and plumbers >med school to become a doctor might be worth it but it's a long and arduous journey that might not pan out >CS is kind of over saturated I guess? >Not sure about accounting, consultants and bankers >Not sure what biotech is like and bioinformatics >Data scientist? Idk >Not sure about pharmacists either
So Jow Forums what is the best major and path to get a career with: >prestige and respectable (ex: lawyer, doctor...etc) and >high paying
I feel really confused atm and not sure what to do and don't want to be a minimum wagie forever
fuck bros is the only way to work with pajeets in a sweat shop making code for Shlomo?
Brody Hughes
Most jobs in Canada are shit, too much government and taxation. Best bet is to get a business degree of some sort and move out of this communist shit hole
Luis Harris
Invent something people want
Landon Ramirez
What do you like? And what are your skillsets?
Lincoln Jackson
physiotherapist here, its pretty redpilled. make 80k a year, regular hours that I can choose (I work 35 hours) no absurd wageslaving or hair-pulling stress doctors have to deal with. get to overlord over the receptionist/assistants and meet lots of qts with broken legs etc. also will get paid MORE to not work in metropolitan shitholes like vancouver. pretty based
Hunter Davis
>implying you have what it takes to achieve any of that
data science is fine, i'm in a similar position. finding work was hard.
Jace Jones
This. A $70k salary will only leave you with $50k after taxes, let alone living expenses. Not the absolute worst, but still fucking ridiculous. Anyway the strat is to just leave ASAP. This is a welfare state. Take money, training, and education and run where you can.
Kevin Young
why are you still here?
Aiden Cruz
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Chase Nguyen
you sound retarded try Jiffy Lube
Xavier Rogers
>CS is kind of over saturated I guess? Yes but it's oversaturated with brainlets and pajeets if you learn to code halfway decent, you're better than most
Anthony Brown
What's the schooling like for phsio? Is it straight up doctor level medical training up to a point?
How do you have the audacity to grow a beard that big and remain lanky enough that a decent breeze could blow you away?
Jackson Sullivan
>high paying No jobs in Canada are high paying. That's why doctors/nurses and engineers flee to the US on h1b visas
Canada is all about working the government gibs, since socialized everything you need to get into government insurance, government workers comp, gov hyrdo, gov accounting, government lawyers ect ect in order to have any kind of stability otherwise your job will just disappear.
Remember 75k/year in Canada is 55k USD then subtract at least 30% fed/provincial income taxes.
Is that the Renaissance fair in Minnesota? I weas there last summer renaissancefest.com/ saw a lot of liberals and fags
William Gutierrez
Doggie Dick Sucker Isn't that a big market in Canada?
Mason Walker
There's no big war on at the moment. A citizen of majority age with decent high school marks and clean-ish police record can join military and collect decent pay and bennies.
Thomas Peterson
There's a bunch of gigantic accounting outfits here (vancouver) and various tech outfits that want 'product managers' and whatever like any American city. You'll probably make enough to have a postage stamp sized condo, no car, and an asian wife because there's no white women here
Jayden Gray
CS is not over-saturated, everyone outside of the FAANG-size companies are starved for competent engineers. Anyone who tells you otherwise is lying.
Kevin Ramirez
You don't even need to have decent marks just score well on the test and you will be fine. Get a degree if you want to be an officer but that's it's own host of issues.
Nathan Mitchell
>Canada is all about working the government gibs, since socialized everything you need to get into government insurance, government workers comp, gov hyrdo, gov accounting, government lawyers ect ect in order to have any kind of stability otherwise your job will just disappear. I wish this weren't true are you a young person in Canada? Want to buy a house? Want a decent job? Hahaha, get an education and move to America. Canada is a work camp where the spoils go to gov workers.
Pilot, ACSO, or AEC O. Those are pretty much only officer trades that are hands-on rather than managerial.
Wyatt Harris
>>fell for the oilfield trades meme >>make only 55k/year How? Because prices are low? How the fuck are you only doing 55 if you're in the oilfields?
Luke Allen
Any decent big size bank or international manufacturing company is always in need of qualified accountants, financial or business analysts, at least here. Due to personal reasons I am planning to move and settle in Canada, so I hope that this is the same trend over there as well.
Noah Powell
That's why I say it's its own host of issues. Canada trains officers, not enlisted, but they don't do a super good job at getting the two to relate and the nu army drives that wedge further
Luis Young
Lawyer is not bad. Couldnt find work after lawschool so just opened my own firm. Was making 6 figures a year later.
Landon Morales
It is the same just you will be paid 40% less here, but on the other hand you don't have to pay for health care and other benefits which are out of pocket in the US of A.
KPMG is probably the biggest where you start out to network then you get into some kind of oil corporate office. You can also just work remotely for a US company out of Seattle with your MBa, tons of software companies up here like Github needs MBAs and whatever sell-it business dudes
Oliver Gray
Ugh I bet. Air Force is full of delicate flowers, but that's to be expected. Gotta be terrible getting into the killing arm and having to undergo all sorts of diversity, sensitivity, and tolerance training.
On the subject of wedge between O and E, RCAF is waaaay different from Army. In an aircrew situation a LCol Aircraft Commander may have to defer to a Cpl Flight Engineer's expertise. Flight safety is paramount, and the dickwaving is saved for once the plane's on the ground.
Nathaniel Reyes
It ain't better in the US dipshit. You still get taxed a huge portion of your paycheck, as a matter of fact, not including state tax, you'll be paying 15k out of 70k in federal taxes at that bracket, with state taxes, it can go up to 18k when state taxes are included.
You're still pretty much in the same boat and yet have to cover your own healthcare expenses ($$$$$), if you have kids, you have to pay their tuition ($$$$) and so on. So stop complaining nigger, if you really hate it here, then move to the US.
Christian Campbell
Farmer/rancher. Y'all got 0 fucking food. That's more important than any fucking trade dipshit.
Isaac Hall
Even brainlets can be doctors. You just have to be studious
Mason Butler
mechanical engies make less than electricians in vancouver
Lincoln Long
>wearing a blacked hat
All white boys love BBC
Jose Edwards
You're either lucky or gifted. Job market for lawyers is pretty shit rn in Canada
Grayson Garcia
Why would the US except a canadian worker over a US citizen with the same level of qualifications? Fuck
Charles Hall
and move to where? The states aren't much better
Dominic Collins
I feel your pain OP. I finished university recently I’m really on the fucking ropes now. I didn’t even want to go to university but my family was convinced it was the way to go since I’d be the only one a university degree. I got a useless STEM degree and I’ll either get stuck working in a lab for minimum wage, or working a fast food job for minimum wage. It’s a joke. I’ve applied for a few federal/provincial government jobs, some in clerical and two in law enforcement/investigation. I’m hoping for the latter two to work out but in the mean time my family is getting real close to lynching me for being jobless right out university. As an aside, start looking at small towns and rural communities. Just get out of the city if you can.
Depends on the work. Family law (divorce/support/custody) and Personal Injury are always in demand. Breach of contract too.
Luke Cook
It sucks. I'm interested in health, more specifically physiotherapy stuff but I'm afraid that the job market isn't looking too good for that and the demand for physiotherapists is just too little.
My family is kind of pressuring me to become a doctor but idk. I am studious but I'm not sure if 4 years of med school + 7 in residency s worth it. I could probably make more money in finance after a 2 year diploma
Wyatt Thomas
I heard the avg salary is around 70k for lawyers in Canada. Imo thats pretty shit for the amount of schooling required and the debt.
Asher Long
You can be self employed. You dont have to go get hired. You just start doing it. Run your own hours, own schedule, no boss, vacation when you want.
Freedom is priceless.
And if you catch a big personal injury case you can make $100k with very little work and not need to do shit the rest of the year if you dont want to.
Nathaniel Davis
True but you can't just start from there, right?
Jackson Rivera
At least they don't eat the dog.
Austin Torres
Become an English teacher. A BA only costs $40,000 CAD and you'll be raking in 2,500,000 JPY a YEAR before taxes amd living like an absolute boss.
Luke Cooper
I did, I had zero experience and learned as I went, first job out of law school was opening my own firm and taking cases.
