08-04-2021, 06:37 PM
Yup, I know a gal who has a Computer Science degree and she really didn't like jobs related to this industry as they don't deal with people. She tried changing positions within the agency to be more "people centric", but still... They quit their high paying Computer Science related development/programming job and became a financial advisor for a bank making much less than before, that's because they're chatty/personable, and really like to converse with their clients, if she stayed at the previous company, she said she'll get bored with repetitive work... Many industries may pay well, but there's always "something" missing, people search for a better position all the time, some like to move up and others make a lateral move...
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