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You can do it part-time.

... I'm not entirely sure my knowledge is sufficient, but we'll see.

Actually, I know classmates who worked in similar jobs back in 9th grade. So there's a chance.

Even if it's just repeating things like a parrot, as long as they pay :3

Even if it's just a parrot, as long as it brings in the money :3

Later, not now. But then there will be university) but somehow some people manage to have a part-time job after studying.

Well, they probably did differ...))

If you're confident that you can join this modest statistic, then yes.

Either they might get kicked out of work, or out of university, or out of both organizations.

They teach you everything!

They just taught you how to do all of that at the same time, so if you don't know something, they're basically your assistants. Like Revan. So maybe everything will be fine for you, Dragnil, if you don't know something. You'll learn it along the way.

Don't compare yourself to others. Experience shows that only a few people can successfully combine work and study. If you're confident that you can be one of those few, then yes. Otherwise, you might get kicked out of your job, or out of the university, or out of both.

It depends on the chosen field of study and the specific university.

The whole point is that I come in and just start working, and no one explains anything to me. So, do this or that, and if you don't know how, that's your problem.

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Results:
Determination of the social orientation of the personality
Realistic type
43%
Intellectual type
79%
Social type
71%
Conventional type
36%
Enterprising type
29%
Artistic type
71%

1. Realistic type - unsocial, oriented towards the present, emotionally stable, engaged in specific objects (things, tools, machines), prefers activities that require motor skills and concreteness. Mathematical and non-verbal abilities are developed.
Recommended professions: mechanic, electrician, engineer, agronomist, etc.

2. Intellectual type - unsocial, analytical, rational, independent, original. Theoretical values prevail, loves to solve problems that require abstract thinking, intellectual. Verbal and non-verbal abilities are harmoniously developed.
Recommended professions of a scientific nature: botanist, astronomer, mathematician, physicist, etc.

3. Social type - possesses social skills, needs contact. The traits of his character: a desire to teach and educate, a psychological attitude towards people, humanism. A representative of this type tries to stay away from intellectual problems; active, but often dependent on the opinion of a group of people. Solves problems based on emotions, feelings, and the ability to communicate. Possesses good verbal abilities.
Recommended professions: doctor, teacher, psychologist, etc.

4. Conventional type - prefers clearly structured activities. The character is stereotypical, concrete, practical. Does not show criticality, originality, is conservative, dependent, does not like changing activities. Organizational skills are poorly developed, mathematical abilities prevail.
Recommended professions related to office work and calculations.

5. Enterprising type - chooses goals that allow him to show energy, enthusiasm, impulsiveness, loves adventure. A representative of this type is dominant, loves recognition, loves to lead. He does not like practical work, as well as activities that require intellectual effort and perseverance. He solves problems related to leadership, status, and power well, is aggressive and enterprising, and has good verbal abilities.
Recommended professions: artist, journalist, TV operator, head of department, director, diplomat, etc.

6. Artistic type - relies on emotions, imagination, intuition; has a complex view of life. Independent in decisions, original. Motor and verbal abilities are highly developed. Representatives of this type are characterized by a high life ideal with the affirmation of their "self." He is unsocial in the sense that he does not adhere to social conventions.
Recommended creative activities: music, drawing, literary creativity, etc.