ugh.
i thought once you finally graduated with a philosophy degree they just gave you money to sit around and 'think'?
oh well, back to the rat race.
any suggestions?
office work is pretty low for desirable jobs on my list, but if i had to do it, i'd like to get into a non-prof [obviously not for the dough], b/c i'd rather help people out than go work for some soul-less financial insitution.

at this point, tho, i'd probably have to take anything that came my way.
joy.

Yep.



I'm sure you would.



You better believe it.

Wait. Are you saying that a Philosophy degree is useless in today's job market?

DAMN YOU HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE COUNSELOR! YOU LIED TO ME!!!!

Dude I got the non-profit job when i graduated. It sucked. It seems that I am better at supporting these organizations from the outside. TO but it bluntly this job made me feel like I hated poor people. I worked for a non-prof was located in the housing projects. I would set up events and people basically would not come. We would provide free food and then have to police people so as not to try and take it all and sell it. Diabetics would come just to eat sweets.

I am better now that I can go back to supporting the poor in theory.

Get an office job. At least that way you can loathe middle class suburbanites.

True. I interviewed with a non prof in ATL in February, before I went to Mobile, and I knew there was no way I could handle those people.

yeah non-profits aren't exactly tops when it comes to $$$ but i like the one I work for. although even in a non-prof, you are still going to have to do a lot of office type work.