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Whats your ideal job when you grad?

randomuser
edited November 2007 in General
I want to get a job with CSIS, canadian equivalent of the secret service, I used to want to go to law school but I dont think I have the money or patience to go another 3 years. Even if I take out more loans I don't think I can handle living another 3 years as a broke student with no time.

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  • noname
    edited November 2007
    I want to be a financial analyst.
  • JayDub
    edited November 2007
    Paleontologist.
  • Morro
    edited November 2007
    Research biologist at a private corporation. Probably genetics, but not totally sure yet.

    Or a writer.

    Or a rock star.

    Or an astronaut.

    Or a race car driver.

    Or a lumberjack.

    No, I changed my mind. Race-car driver for sures.
  • Ether
    edited November 2007
    potential.jpg

    Seriously though, I've given CSIS some consideration.
  • Broken Lizard
    edited November 2007
    something with research
    maybe crime stats or something? hell if i know,but i like research haha
  • toast
    edited November 2007
    a bum
  • siuying
    edited November 2007
    a law consultant for some firm or someone who prosecutes white collar/corporate crime.. but I'm pretty much in the same boat as randomuser... I don't really know how I'm going to manage..
  • meeshmeesh
    edited November 2007
    I've given CSIS some serious thought as well.

    otherwise, coming straight out of university I think a financial analyst position will suit me just fine for the time being.
  • baby e
    edited November 2007
    Omg a racecar driver for sure! I think that would be so much fun! :D

    Ummm, I want to do something in Marketing or Advertising or Event Planning. Not sure what yet, but something. :)
  • randomuser
    edited November 2007
    How much did you look into Ether? I read how you have to be prepared to travel that was an interesting part, or the benefits you get. I wonder if they have covert op agents like in the US
  • Ether
    edited November 2007
    I haven't really dug too deep. I'm sure they have a few "covert op" people but I was more interested in the technical side of it. Taking a look at their current career opportunities, they seem to be pretty varied in what they're looking for.
  • Steven
    edited November 2007
    Portfolio manager !

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