What does /his/ do for work? Did you ever realize your dream of studying history, or did you sell out?
want to be a foreign service officer when i graduate, but i'm going to need some sort of job/intern experience to make me relevant beyond language skills and global studies degree, pls recommend things if you have experience
I work in a genetics lab doing cell culture work.
I work in GIS for the local natural resources department. I want to write a biography of Aurelian and an analysis of the German-Roman racial dichotomy in the fifth century through a series of biographies about the generals that guided both the East and West. Maybe something about the roles Galla Placidia and Eudocia played in paving the way for a stronger role of women in the Byzantine era. But all this stuff has been done a million times over and I doubt I have the mental capacity to pull it off
Why would you want to study history as your job? That would fucking ruin it for me.
>>879823
I am an energy auditor who makes his living off of commissions from selling home energy efficiency upgrades. I go into people's homes, root around in the guts of the house, and then calculate how much money they would save a year in heating/air conditioning costs if they upgrade and strengthen their thermal envelop.
It's fucking brutal work, a hustle like you wouldn't believe, but I make about 75k a year and not very many people can say that about their commission-only sales job.
And my love of history and the humanities has proven absolutely invaluable to me as a salesman, both in direct and indirect ways. For example, in January I met an elderly couple whose names and heritage I correctly identified as Lithuanian. Turns out they met as young kids in the aftermath of World War 2 and fled to the United States to escape persecution from the communists, as she was the daughter of a very wealthy Lithuanian businessman, and was therefor a target. Building rapport is an extremely important part of my job, and knowing the background and context of their story helped me to connect with them in a way that fostered mutual trust and understanding, and you'll do and say what needs to be said in order to get them to sign on the dotted line for a 3,500 dollar home improvement project. Having that expansive understanding of the humanities has helped me so many times with so many clients, that story about the elderly Lithuanians is just the tip on the iceberg.
People smart enough to have ended up as homeowners tend to be utterly fascinated with history. That's an extremely common point of connection that I can make with everyone from granola-eating lesbians and their adopted black babies, to the retired police captain watching Fox News, to geeky tech dweebs with their geeky tech dweeb party-basements, to the retired Navy officer whose home is stacked with authentic Japanese memorabilia.
I'm just some pleb physical labourer
>>879984
Sales has always disgusted me.
>>879996
They are necessary evil.
>>879984
that's actually really cool. I like the way you describe why you like and how you use History, and I feel the same way. It's something that is really applicable and interesting in everyday life.
Sounds like an interesting job
>>879823
I fight people in front of an audience, and teach people to do the same.
>>879823
I'm a NEET.
>>879823
I plan to work for a theatre creating period costumes. Ideally for an Opera/Ballet society in Götteburg or Stockholm.
Alternatively, get certified to make reenactment garments and charge extortionate prices for commissions so short englishmen can march around a carpark in Surry, dressed as King George's Finest.
>>879823
I drive trams and almost kill people every day because they don't get off the tracks in the city areas.
>>879837
Were you the one spamming that racial science stuffs like Rushton, Lynn, etc. here?
>>880013
Become a self-employed hostorian, specialising in meme history.
Write a book about Kek and I shall buy it.
Court reporter. I wanted to see trials and didn't have a spare million for law school.
>>879996
>>880001
It really, really, really, really helps when you are selling a product that you actually believe in.
I tried selling knives for Cutco and felt filthy afterwards, mostly because their management are stingy tightwad cunts who make the salesmen generate their own leads by chasing down out of touch family and friends and they don't actually train their salespeople, they just get them to memorize a script. And at the end of the day all you were selling is overpriced junk.
The products that I am selling actually make the homeowner money over time because it reduces their month to month operating expenses. It's also good for the environment because more efficient homes burn less fuel to maintain.
>>879984
Hi, I am a bookkeeper for an insulation contractor.
>>880050
Nah, all of those kind of jobs are filled with women making 12 - 5 dollars an hour who sit at a desk and manage the mountains of paperwork that I shovel onto their desk once a week.
I am actually in the home, making the measurements with a laser measure, and getting the homeowner fucking excited about forking over a couple grand. That's why I'm perfectly happy being paid commission, and I make a comfortable living doing so.
Sometimes I fucking wish I was a bookkeeper though. I remember what it feels like sitting at a desk and knowing exactly how much money was going to be in my paycheck 2 weeks from the present. When you don't have that stability you gotta fucking hustle or you don't eat. You learn real quick how to tighten your belt.
>>879831
foreign service has an internship system... I actually got one (i've got pretty good grades) for the summer in an overseas consulate but i totally fucked up my assignment and got kicked out. humiliating desu, but if your not an aspie like me you should be fine
>>880120
what school did you go to?
Just landed an internship at the Czech cultural center in my city today, gonna be helping to organize events n shit. Cultural diplomacy is the bee's knees
>tfw military fag
History just makes me hate muslims more.
>>880148
That sounds great. What kind of stuff are you planning? Are you Czech?
I'm a microbiology major hoping to go into physicians assistant school, I like to keep history as my hobby not my job desu
I don't even have a job.
>wanted to study history since fourth grade (2003)
>2016
>studying for an MA in History
>mfw
>>879823
Management Consultant on Business & Technology Innovation. I've always wanted to study history or art history, but figured you can always read up on the interesting stuff yourself. Too many boring history subjects as well to be following a mandatory program.
>>880131
occidental college in los angeles. the program wasn't related to my school, though. I got if off the state department site
http://careers.state.gov/intern
>Want to study History
>Money i'd get from my Electrical Engineering degree is too good to pass up
>History is cuck'd as fuck by SJWs anyway
mixed feels
>>880191
Actually, no. Not happy at all. Too many damned mandatory courses imposed on me where I have to shill for Blacks and Muslims and Commies and womxn and shit.
>>880199
IKR. Too cucked for comfort.
>class about the Crusades
>"HURR JEWROPEANS WANTED SARACEN GOLD"
>mfw
>>880106
My boss will probably die soon. He foams and de-molds houses and hardly wears a face mask. he is 55yo and he looks like a corpse.
>>880120
is that internship an eventual way into the foreign service, or is meant for experience for application elsewhere?
>>880209
What university let you down?
>get bachelors in history
>get rejected from grad school
>move to big city on a whim
>get a job logging video randomly
cut to a few years later..
>currently producing political TV news
having a history degree allowed me to have context to politics and stuff so that's helped me immensely.
>>879823
>Did you ever realize your dream of studying history, or did you sell out?
I sold out in the worst possible way famalam, I study finance now but whenever I talk to history majors I just get so sad because there's nothing more I'd rather do :(
>>880191
>has preexisting notions of history challenged when entering the world of professional study
>complains about this
why would you even pursue history if you only like narrow views of something?
>>880131
>>880120
Another way to go is to work for any random sort of think tank. I had decent grades from a Bumfucksville State University and an internship in the capitol. My prospects were pretty sparse until I ended up did work for a startup Emirati think tank in DC. That on its own basically landed me an assignment in the Middle East, even with a Russian and IR degree.
>>879823
WHO ELSE /PUBLIC HISTORY/ HERE?
I've just got my foot in the door of public history with a teaching program at a historical park. I taught English last year abroad, and now I'm here in the USA again putting those skills to work teaching kids all about history and why it's important. Best of all, I get to do that without being dragged into the public school system. I'm hoping to work in museums eventually with educational programming, but the field is so crowded that you need to work around and gain experience until you can advance somewhere. I went into this degree knowing that, but at least things are really looking up now and all that work is paying off.
Feels great, man.
>>880233
My second dream job is political coverage and getting paid to gossip about politicians, so I'm jealous anon. Good luck out there.
>>880247
how exactly did you obtain this?
are there many think tanks looking for people? what DC internships would you recommend?
>>880247
*doing
>>880230
It does give you a leg up to get into the foreign service. according to my adviser/boss at my post, if you can get good recs from them (and the consul-general who runs the post) that will help a lot when you actually apply to the foreign service. At the end of the day you have to pass the foreign service exams too, which seem kinda difficult, though I'm sure if your motivated you can pass.
>>880257
To be honest, I was in the right place at the right time. One was just opening up and they had reasonably low standards for interns. HOWEVER, other anon is right about the FS having a good internship program. Depending on your grades/program/location there are plenty of think tanks to choose from. I advise looking at intern websites for DC and checking their options. Can I ask what school/year you are?
>>880035
No, I'm not really into racial science from a supremacy/inferiority perspective.
>>880274
freshman at umn tc, global studies major, thinking of an arabic minor, but i havent started taking the language yet
>>880274
>location
Also if your senator or house rep does anything involved with foreign policy and you're decent at networking, fight tooth and nail for an internship there. I had a coworker who started at our senator's office and met TONS of great contacts for NGOs and the State Department
>>880167
Not Czech which is the best part. They put on various exhibitions, performing arts, visual arts, book readings, movie screenings etc. (The catch being that all these events must involve some Czech element) So my job is basically two-fold, build their social media presence and help coordinate those events.
>>880264
and you could certainly use the internship in general on your resume i'm sure. also this is just a random, /pol/tier observation but there seems to be a lot of fags in the foreign service. my advisor was a fag (he greeted me with his partner when i got off the plane), the consular officer was a fag, and I'm certain the consul general was a fag. Personally, I'm not that comfortable with that, but apparently the FS attracts lots of gays because they get to sample different gay cultures because they get transferred to new posts every two years. And overhearing the fags talking, they like that because they get to fuck all the gays at their posts or some shit. If you gay I imagine it must be a dream job, though, mormons also love the job cause they have tons of kids and the FS provides them with free housing, and in 3rd world posts cheap domestic labor, and general "gibsmedat" stuff.
Am I the only one getting a masters degree in History?
Students are mostly SJWs and commies but professors and people who actually know what they're doing motivate me. I wouldn't study History if I wasn't in a very good environment for learning and improving.
Also, History is not nearly as cucked as Philosophy and other humanities from experience.
>>880280
Oh shit you're in a WAY better position than I was. If you do well in your first year, try for the capitol in the summer and see if you can go further from there. Arabic is one I'd advise. It's useful and LIGHTYEARS better than something like Chinese
>>879823
I work as a micro bio tech for an environmental lab and test water.
It pays the bills.
>>880299
money wise, that would be hard, i have to do summer work this year and then id be li ited to around campus the year or so after that, though there are probably a few good internships in TC
>>880292
That sounds fantastic, I'm very happy to hear an anon has found something worthy of him. Godspeed man, from an American to another anon
>>880296
what do you plan on doing after senpai? You think its a useful masters to get? Cause i've heard the opposite...
>>880336
Maybe not.
I plan on expanding my graduation further and becoming a professor, hopefully working on research. It's probably the best you can do. I don't want to be rich, just pay my bills and work with what I like.
Freelance software engineer. Nobody minds my autism, and are even surprised when I turn out to not be as much of an assburger as they expected.
History and the humanities are just a hobby for me. If I could be guaranteed a job in the field, what I'd really love to spend the rest of my life doing is comparative linguistics. Guess it'll just have to stay a hobby though.
OP here
I got a month left till I get my BA. I work as the weekend librarian at a mental hospital of all things. Weird job but they pay me a lot and I'm basically in charge of a building for 2 days.
Scared of what I'll do when I graduate. I want to study history but I don't know if I have the will to be in school for 10 more years. Plus there isn't much of a light at the end of the tunnel after I'm done.
What do /his/?
>>879823
I will never understand how people can actually enjoy a job. Every one I had absolutely drained me of the ability to do anything productive. Eventually I ended up so drained that I'd lost almost half my weight and was unable to get up in the morning.
Now I just collect welfare and read books all day. Don't know if that is better.
Third year of journalism & international relations.
>>880325
Thanks friend, I appreciate the well wishes. Here's to hoping you find a job worthy of you too.
>>880403
*tips fedora*
>>880418
not sure what you mean. I'm a welder but i read my ass off in my spare time. Not sure what's so fedora about that
>>879823
I'm a PhD student in TQFT and a tutor on the side. What I like to do is to give historical backgrounds to the concepts I teach.
I want to start or be part of a NGO charity.
Humanities degrees are still very useful to companies.
junior year history major atm
aiming for phd programs, law school will be my fall back option tho--too depressed to care about the huge salary potential in finance & law when history is like the 1 thing i find some enjoyment in
also fuck entering the real world when i can just study for 6 more years and an hero if i'm not enjoying it
>>880041
I'm so dead, you fell for the Cutco meme.
How was OP? I have so many friends who brag about how they will be making $17/hr there. Reviews of the company are rather dated, but please do share
I'm a janitor at a local museum
Research lab assistant. I was the only person with a genetics degree, with any prior lab experience, to apply.
I definitely sold out, but for the first time in my life I'm actually helping people. I work on consultations and prosthetic rejection, so I get to directly cause an increase in someone's quality of life, which is nice. Money isn't bad either.
Studying history and archaeology.
I'm going to kill myself some day. I don't want to, but it's going to happen sooner or later. There's no other future.
Currently been working as a meat clerk for two years at a grocer, I'm nearly done getting my certification to teach at a high school level. From what my mentor teacher is saying their really desperate to find new teachers even in social studies.
My problem is I can give lectures but I'm pretty shitty at class management and passed giving a verbal warning I know I get nervous.
>>880379
Study a field that gets you a job, read history books on the side.
>>880881
law student here
I went for this rather than going for a Philosophy PhD and it's one of the worst decisions I've made..
good part is that it's not altogether too late for me to change directions, but definitely, definitely, go for something you're more interested in than law school
Actually I've become way more interested in history since starting law because of all of the historical cases so some of them are at least interesting but a lot of it is just retarded "Why bother" sort of stuff
>>880978
>>880881
Lawfag also here
Depending on the country law studies are either designed to teach you what you actually have to do when confronted to a client, or extremely theoretical and mind-numbing because you spend hours studying particular points that will never ever be useful to you.
Right at the start of your studies you should ask which law field actually hires (criminal law is always overcrowded, fiscal or foreign law are better). Good thing is at the end you'll be able to read any document existing and understand it (not scientifical articles tho), and you'll realize that 90% of what politicians do is pure bullshit
>>879984
>Building rapport is an extremely important part of my job, and knowing the background and context of their story helped me to connect with them in a way that fostered mutual trust and understanding, and you'll do and say what needs to be said in order to get them to sign on the dotted line for a 3,500 dollar home improvement project.
good way to manipulate people and think that you are a saint
>>880994
>Good thing is at the end you'll be able to read any document existing and understand it
I wish I had this ability. Too bad that law is not imposed by whoever believe in mandatory education.
>>879977
yeah, I'd hate to get paid for something I have actual interest in
>>881020
How else would the solicitors get their shekels goyim
>>880994
>and you'll realize that 90% of what politicians do is pure bullshit
Don't need a degree for that.
>>881034
Common people think that current politicians are rotten and stupid, while previous politicians were obviously better. Lawfags reach a level of bitterness so high they realize that even founding fathers of any country really knew nothing about writing laws, and that most articles of the country's constitution could have been better written wouldn't it be for the petty concerns of the redactors at the time
Worst thing is when you understand that this level of unprofessionalism is actually essential in a democracy, since people who aren't law savvy prefers a system that flatter their egos with empty phrases over one which improves the organization of society
>>880978
I was thinking of going into law school, but the thought of going into 100k or more in debt only to hate being a lawyer frightened me to no end.
>>879823
started studying history, realized my uni was full of marxists arguing about bullshit on top of their ivory towers, started International Relations, had fun and now doing a masters in Supply Chain Management.
History is a hobby.
Currently unemployed, But recently completed a BSc with Honours in Biology. I've always been fascinated by history though.
>>879823
I do not study history but work at an IT departement. I just have a borderline unhealthy interest thanks to my father telling me stories about world history.
Second year Law here, work at call center.
My dream.job.is to learn politics and br part of the machine, no idea how to start, im.also stuck providing for myself and my mother so i cant quit jobs
nalso.read about romans and shit.
>>879823
I'm still at uni, so I intern at a law centre and work in a local bar/brewers
I'm an apprentice mechanic. I browse /his/ while I work
>>879823
I SOLD OUT! I AM A DOCTOR! MY LIFE IS A LIE.
>>880296
>History is not nearly as cucked as Philosophy and other humanities from experience.
Seriously, people don't seem to get this. Although most of my professors and tutors were probably more left-wing leaning right, they never let it permeate their teaching at all. Maybe that was because it was ancient history though.
>>879823
Solicitor.
>>881075
It costs 100k in the U.S? Jesus.
>>881078
filthy MSU-nigger
>>879823
NEET.
>>881078
Were you in James Madison for IR? I remember year one being hell but having some pretty interesting courses later on in the IR program
>>880011
Gladiator? I'm a murmillo myself. Sucks being a slave but the pussy game ridiculous.
>>880209
>>880231
>>880199
>friend starts going to university
>within a month he's preaching to me about how good soviet russia was and how great communism is
>manual labourer
>>879823
Grocery store butcher
>>882133
Thomas?
>>882140
Tyler
Going to be a high school teacher.
>>879823
I'm a tourist guide
It's alright, i felt a bit autistic at first because i had to explain shit to a bunch of foreigners but i got used to it
I'm a history graduate student. I'm going to kill myself when I finish my master's degree because there aren't any jobs.
>>881352
I study modern history (19th/20th centuries) and I'd go so far as to say the program here leans generally conservative. Most students are Republicans or very moderate Democrats (right wing by Euro standards). I'm the only genuine socialist in the mix.
It's all irrelevant though, the professors don't let their politics influence their work, and neither do good students.
Working on teacher licensure
might work over the summer as an archivist since there's 2-3 ones in my area to curate works
>>882233
Not if you're mostly leftists, no. The politics will influence the curriculum and the department.
>>882242
No more than if a group of professors were mostly rightist - it certainly doesn't mean they're teaching exlicitly socialist historiography or something.
2nd year software engineering
I'm close to hanging myself, this shit is awful
Second year Finance and Accounting student
Math was my worst subject in high school, so I decided to challenge myself a little. I also want a decent job when I graduate so that I can start saving and investing for the future, and hopefully I won't have to work in an office until I die.
>>882255
Leftists are different. They will implement only Cultural Marxism if they could.
computer lab assistant at my college, i get to browse /his/ when I'm there, which I'm doing right now; training to be a computer scientist while making an indie game on the side
>>880296
Philosophy is THE way the liberal arts education was meant to be. Lots of students are complete doggy crap but usually the professor knows what they're doing. Just look for the white male professor, because they are hired on merit rather than diversity thanks to affirmative action.
>>882304
Oh fuck off. That simply isn't the case - first of all, "Cultural Marxism" isn't something you "implement", it's a stupid way of making Frankfurt style critical theory sound spooky and evil. Second, your idiot fucker special pleading doesn't make any sense - "leftists are special and unique because I hate them, so there!". Fuck off
>>882261
Hey, I'm also second year Software Engineering. I was doing fucking great until this semester. My teachers are just brutal as fuck now.
Work at the uni's museum as a graduate.
>>882399
>Sophomore in undergrad
>thinks its hard
Harden up mate
>>882404
>>882404
In what capacity?
>>882408
>>880240
Its not too late anon
>>882416
The "everything" capacity. On PAPER I'm "reception" but since there's a budget crisis going on I'm a curation assistant, budget review, reception management, building exhibits, and anything else they want me doing. We've got a pretty fuckhuge collection to. I get the impression the only people who know how good it is are the patrons and the people working here.
>>880256
Which museum do you want to work in?
>>882406
So far this semester I've got all A's and 1 B (it's an 88). I'm used to making 96-99 in all classes, so I feel pretty challenged. One of the TAs who grades my projects is a nitpicky cunt and I have to email him to get points back all the time. Another one of my teachers fucks up the note slides all the time which cost me some points on our test. So, I've just started reading the book instead.
>>882304
>cultural marxism
>not majoring in engineering for money and history for hobby
>>882425
I should mention I list the other experience as concurrent volunteer work to the ""reception"" position.
These are just a handful of shelves from the warehouse.
Did undergrad in archaeo; doing grad as admin.
>>882436
>selling your soul to be an egotistical insignificant STEMlord
>>882436
Not making money by working on antiquities' policy for the government
I'm a cook. I never had a dream of studying history.
>>882436
>History
>Hobby
I bet you start "who is the best general/what is the best sword?" threads.
>>882578
>Da notzis had greet tek :D :D
Considering my dream is pornographic material with writing on the side...
Should I just for a history PhD? I actually have talent and I love it. I think I'd be miserable doing anything else
>Computer science
It's pretty cool. Computers are pretty historical desu.
I teach US/Western Euro history at a suburban Catholic high school/my alma mater.
Pays not as nice as a public school, but the kids are so better behaved that it's worth it if just for the lack of stress they cause me and how easy it is to create lessons. Plus I started dating one of the English teachers, last few years have been pretty good to me /his/
>>882436
Funny thing is that I did start out at ICT engineering, but swapped to social sciences and now have better job prospects. Certain country had one of their major exports vanish in thin air and I have no interest in trying to compete for the few jobs available against people who are willing to put more hours to coding and have better networking skills.
>>882680
all of my english teachers in secondary were hot as fug, good on u fàm
>full academic scholarship
>writing PhD at one of the most important institute for contemporary history
>still visit 4chan like I did 10 years ago
I really don't know why I can't leave.
>>882680
how much is the pay, if i may ask. do you get a raise ever?
>>882761
>how much is the pay, if i may ask.
We're all anons, no need for niceties, I make 39k right now.
>do you get a raise ever?
I do after a certain number of years and if I ever get my MA in history(the school pays for my required continuing education so I'll eventually get an MA in secondary ed. too), don't really know off the top of my head what those increases are though.
>>882793
>get an MA in secondary ed. too
Should clarify this point, it's technically an MA in education with a particular focus (you can choose), I'm going with administration because it's really the only practical focus to choose even though I have no desire to work in admin.
>>879823
Currently I work for ClubCorp as a server. Trying to get shit done so I can become a translator. It sucks to learn a few languages and then be told that you aren't really needed for it.
First language is English, the rest are as follows:
German
Croatian
Tongan
Samoan
Spanish.
Only the last one is relevant anywhere in the USA.
>>882712
I finished my time in the USMC, finished my degree, got a wonderful job in the East Asian country of my non-weeaboo dreams, I'm extremely in shape, been doing martial arts for years now, dress extremely well, am fluent in 4 languages, beat autism and can get along fine with most people, go to clubs, party, and pick up chicks like a chad, have fucked dozens of women, and yet here I am every day at least for a little while, like when I was a chubby little neckbeard in 9th grade.
It's because this is...our home. It will always be our home.
History Adjunct for life here.
Shit pay, no benefits, but the hours are great and I love what I do.
>>882712
My dream actually. What do you plan on doing after its done?
>tfw 4chan is funny and /his/ has some good threads sometimes
going to school for carpentry, though currently following an internship at a harpsichord builder, god i want to work there
>>879823
I'm a chef currently, but I'm going to school to be a clinical nutritionist. I listen to lots of podcasts and audiobooks about history while I cook.
I'm 18 years old and am considering getting a degree in Political Science with a specialization in International Relations. I'd then go to Law School, get hired at a firm, work until I'm 35, and get into politics. I speak English, French and Spanish and hold Canadian and British citizenship. How fucked am I?
>>882845
you're just better off becoming a high school teacher lol. adjuncts get poverty wages so i've heard, and no benefits like you say
>>882712
>contemporary
>history
How does this make sense?
>>882613
Hey, if its what you really enjoy, why not?
>>880948
Faggot
>>880296
>History is not nearly as cucked as Philosophy and other humanities from experience
I think History is the most conservative of the Social Sciencies
I work as a part-time microbiologist/biochemist assistant at a local brewery while I go to school. Hoping to do more along the lines of clinical microbiological work once I graduate.
>>884041
Stuff that happened up to 30 years ago
Any mexican here?
I design solar energy systems. Mostly residential, although in the near future I'd like to work on utility scale and micro grid stuff.
I always loved the humanities, but I got a bit of a reality check after I got kicked out of boarding school for smoking pot and had to get a job and support myself after my dad threw me out of the house. Working in fast food and doing manual labor on the side is no way to live, so I promised myself I would do what it took to be able to provide a comfortable living for myself and my family when the time came.
I got a GED and thankfully got accepted to a good state college on a partial scholarship and student loans. I busted my hump, interned for years, and here I am.
I turned down some grad school offers in order to enter the workforce for now. Job experience is always good, but the real reasons I declined are personal. I would like to return to grad school though. I'd like to do something involving computer modelling of economic/social systems.
Studying history is my hobby.
>>884355
Yep
Working at a call centre, second year studying archaeology. Best case scenario would be working for a museum. If that does not happen I'll have to be excavating 12 months a year.
i'll study either psychology, history or economy. no idea what to pick tho, thinking that an economy oriented study would yield the most shekels
History and Politics teacher.
Used to work in a politicians office also
>>882437
You should ask your supervisor when the time comes if they will vouch for you having a different title on your resume.
Don't even list receptionist, list the most prestigious of your responsibility.
Then again I'm an programmer and that type curry trickery is standard in my industry.
I'm a systems analyst.
History is just a hobby.
>>885795
I will hopefully be migrating to "special collections" in a handful of months.
>>879823
becoming an officer in our army (germany) hopefully, I'll be there for quite some time if I make it but I think I wont mind
>>879823
Currently trying to get into publishing or writing but there's fuck-all work in my city so I'm not sure what to do.
>>879823
I haven't finished High school and work full Time in a factory
>>885919
You guys should go to war with Russia again, we need more epic stories of violence and bloodshed
Do /his/ a favour and lodge a request for war with Russia with your higher-ups, see what they say
>>882377
I was such a cunt to my one philosophy professor who was a white male. He taught me so much about logic though.
>>882830
Congrats on making it Anon.
I'm such a sperglord that if I didn't come here I would have no satisfying social relations.
>>879823
I'm a software engineer. I come here for the humanities.
>>885919
>>886034
They still have Konigsberg. It's an affront to effort and sacrifices it took to secure that land. It is yours by right. Make the Junkers proud, lead the way against the Russian menace. Eisen und Blut.
>>879823
McDonalds.
>>886034
American detected
>studying history
is this some epic meme that i am unaware of? studying history is at best a hobby and and at worst light reading.
everyone should "study history" along with whatever science/ideology/trade etc. that interests me
t. sociology mjr
>>886185
>academics criticizing other academics
In a modern society that has thrown off all respect for intellectual pursuits I figured the negative impact of this sort of behavior would be discouraging enough to put a stop to it.
>>885196
Did you study history?
>>880999
It's only manipulation if you're willfully deceiving people.
There is nothing morally repugnant about being a likable, engaging person.
>>882436
>being good at math
no thanks
Britfag here studying history undergrad, hoping to work for the Civil Service, perhaps in intelligence (MI5 brah)
i dabbled in law, tutoring, bush regeneration, building, etc. but none of it is satisfying. how do i get a /his/ job? i have an arts/law degree but i majored in philosophy. i realise history was always my real passion.
>>888722
Same here pal, what uni?
>>886185
>t. sociology mjr
>>886185
Bretty good bait /pol/ but I'm onto your shit.
t.Real sociology major
High school teacher, History and Religion as primary subjects.
How fucked am I?
>>889170
baited and grated.
>>879823
I studied history and now im a history teacher at a high school.
It's painful to debate none-historians on this board, pretty much like my classrooms ; /
I want to pursue a master in Economic Geography and possibly work for a consultancy bureau. The competition is pretty hard though and my grades are not that amazing either. I'm currently suffering a depression that has fucked up my grades and I will have to get back somehow.
>>891269
*Studying to, not working as currently
>>891299
iktf, keep going anon
>>888813
Dundee desu senpai
>>879823
I'm a NEET.
