I made some wrong career choices and have ended up in a career that makes me really miserable. Have anyone of you changed your fields late in the game?
Share your career choices
I did engineering which I didn't like then I dropped for upsc which didn't happen then I did an MBA from a subpar University and now I am stuck in a role that I hate with a toxic boss and passionless job that demands 12 hrs daily (even on the weekends). It gives me anxiety attacks and I have a depression so severe that I cry myself to sleep every night and on somedays it's even tough to get out of bed the whole day, I just end up staring at the ceiling.
Cant advice but isn’t Executive mba meant to be done in mid 30’s. You already have FMCG work ex and i guess it’s more of ground work which you can use to your benefit in mba interviews.
I am 27 yo, planning to switch from sales to development. It’s too late for entry level role but instead of regretting in later years i am trying for it now.
The choice is either being stuck in current situation or being the outlier but in a place where you feel better.
Age doesn’t matter. There is a long life ahead. Either you stop sulking around and find a way or keep staring the ceiling.
Who gives a shit if you are in your 30’s anyway.
Haha I'm in my 20s and planning to do MBA in my 30s.
Try some course abroad. Recommended
Why not .. but why you want to do masters and in which field?
I am in my 30s and doing an MBA, but online.
Masters in 30s? It's like trying to teach an old dog new tricks. But hey, even a broken clock is right twice a day.
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