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Don't you think this is exactly that "adult life" we were warned about? And that maybe it's normal.
Well, many people live like this, and over time they get benefits, it's just impossible to calculate them in advance. But you can find something closer.
The adult life of second-rate people who live in darkness, without any light, dreams, or hope. The best I can do in such conditions is to save up for a bakery, but I don't even need it anymore. What would I do with it? Spend a day and a half a week doing something, and the other five and a half days doing some kind of crap?
>Career growth in the CIS Career growth in a niche and in-demand specialty Career growth in Russia without citizenship (by the way, you need to pay 11k per year and +4.2k each month, in addition to rent and sending money home). Career growth in Moscow without connections
Also, I work as a manager in a newly opened atelier. So far, I don't believe in the success of this company.
The adult life of second-rate people who live in darkness, without any light, dreams, or hopes. The best I can do in such conditions is to save up for a bakery, but I don't even need it anymore. What would I do with it? Spend a day and a half a week doing something, and the other five and a half days doing some kind of crap? :[/QUOTE] There are 80% of these second-rate people in the region.
Added 1 minute ago In general, save up and move to some accessible country, so you can live there with at least an above-average standard of living and calmly improve your situation and save up for Korea.
Смысла нет, но вы держитесь там. Удачи, здоровья, хорошего настроения! И пока в кармане пачка милкиуэйев - значит все не так уж плохо на сегодняшний день
Well, at my previous job, we had a "boss" who was younger than me (and younger than many others), and she started in the same position as everyone else, but she managed to ACHIEVE SUCCESS! (and she was probably earning good money, and the job didn't require a lot of education). This is just to illustrate the point about "others." As for specialists, yes... a friend of mine recently graduated with a degree in chemistry or something similar and started looking for a job. These new graduates earn twice as much as new graduates in fields like economics, law, and other similar areas.
But seriously, my job is driving me crazy. I haven't had the time to look for a new one, but I think I'll get around to it. Everything is relatively normal, it's just the job itself, ugh... I got stuck in this, it's awful, and it's even unpleasant to talk about it. And anticipating your jokes: no, thank God, I'm not a prostitute, although sometimes it seems like that would be better than the crap I'm doing now.