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Quite literally just graduated a few months ago with a computer engineering degree. Autism jobs would help me SO much knowing what to avoid while working on my certifications.
While these suggestions are intriguing, helpful, and fun, I kind of want you to return to your roots a bit and review some cartoons or games. There have been a lot of cartoons and cartoon-based games that have come out in the past few years that you definitely should review.
I getcha. I think leaving PhantomStrider was partially a hope to walk away from cartoons alot. As they just don't interest me the same way they did 12 years ago. Cartoon reviews might become a patron review thing again though once I've gotten a few more main videos developed and have finished uploading more of my lost videos :)
I genuinely want to see why Gamer food failed
The Autism: Safe Jobs vs Nightmare Job would be interesting because as someone who is pursing Air Traffic Control, Geographic Information Science, and Drones. My personal passion and dream job is filmmaking, voice acting, and animation. Still, since I know it wonât be financially viable as a wage, my goal is to have a main job in Air Traffic Control, Geographic Information Science, or drones, while my more creative passions would be a side job or hobby. It can feel overwhelming to decide what path you want to take, especially when you want a job that is financially viable while also making sure you're happy in that career path. GIS and drones are areas I've found interesting and invested in. I know they can be financially viable while also letting me pursue creative paths like filmmaking and voice acting as a side job or hobby moving forward.
Heya LiveDJRock :) I definitely think you're making the smart choice sticking with air traffic control and geographic information science as your main job goals :) I would also strongly recommend only do voice acting and film-making as a side-hobby. But it's a fun side-hobby! You make a good point on the overwhelming feeling of trying to pursue a job path. I think it can be overwhelming the amount of choice put before us.
As someone on the spectrum who doesnât care for people that happens to have a retail job, my own experience with working around the general public can be draining. I work at a register, and while there are many people that are pleasant to be around, the negative experiences stand out so much more.
I definitely get that. My longest retail job was probably the computer shop and service station night shifts. I found the best strategy over time was to space out my shifts, though they always needed more shifts covered in that job so I had to eventually turn down alot to maintain mental health. As you say, it's very draining so that recovery time is very important
I would be interested in three of them. The gamer food, the autism jobs and the Lego sets.
No others are hiring me any time soon, but I am curious about the jobs thing
Autism jobs because I've been unemployed for two years now.
I was so torn between banned fast food items, autism jobs, or Lego 18+
How about back to movies? There's several you haven't covered.
Something about âgamer foodsâ is always confusing to me as one myself. Whatâs so special about it? Itâs just food that isnât healthyâŠ
I chose LEGO's, but all of them sound good.
Agreed
Iâd personally find the autism jobs video to be super helpful.