Blackpill Skyscrapermaxxing and job prospects

[Eternatus]

The extent of the Blackpill in my life reached my beliefs of what a job is supposed to look like.

Mine is probably a shared background. Being quite gifted and intelligent QI 99%^ kid, avoidant-depressed isolated behaviour (Doctors aslo hypotesized i was in the Aspie spectrum) to instead endure a wasted adulthood and failing college. I’m one of the unfortunates.

I then went on finding a job and somehow i started working in my local Airport as an handling agent. I work with airlines, but my role is minor. Yes I wear a tie and everything, supposedly white collar but its cope, I seat behind desks dealing with public and i feel like shit. I LDAR all the time as a response to my frustration.

Dunno if I will be able to qualify for other jobs, and i love quiet offices with all my heart, I’m obsessed. I wish I could work all nighters in a sleek corporate skyscraper glass shard in the middle of nowhere. But I’m Italian and there’s no vertical mobility, u might die with your current profession.

University setback caused me to neet for a year and lose friends; while I don’t fear loneliness i reject the idea of doing a stupid job all my life. Uni shouldn’t be a requirement for every real job, I’m studying AI on my own and i hope to work with that. But I might delude myself and toss my life away.

I just wanna stay in a office, tall building, glass, walking with my black suitcase and taking the elevator, thats what I conceived my life to be, night shift would be a plus. Will I ever find this? Is there a solution?

 

[fedded]

In Europe, without Uni, life is hard, I'd recommend studying in Germany if you truly want to avoid the strict Uni life, they have a nice way of education where you work for 2 weeks and study for 1 week for most professions, but I don't see many ways to work a nice corporate job without education

 

[Eternatus]

In Europe, without Uni, life is hard, I'd recommend studying in Germany if you truly want to avoid the strict Uni life, they have a nice way of education where you work for 2 weeks and study for 1 week for most professions, but I don't see many ways to work a nice corporate job without education

I understand. I considered Germany but I’m no good language learner even if I tried hard to understand it, and Italy is fucked. U give me a computer and a task I’m able to do it, universities are a scam to create a fake elitist class that don’t know shit.

I work for airlines so they should get me to have some sort of office position planning schedules and everything one day, but instead they request the degree and hire some foid to do the task. I’m a workaholic and thats my only good trait, I’ve done 16hrs shifts. Don’t care about my health, rights, desires, vacations, I just want that and its hurting me bad, cannot live my entire job life like this.

 

[fedded]

I’m no good language learner even if I tried hard to understand it

Modern Germany is surprisingly very accommodating to foreigners learning the language, obviously they had to adapt with the mass immigration over the past 10-15 years. I had the luck I learned German when I was quite young, it's a hard language, but I'd definitely recommend searching for options if you truly want the education.
Usually consists of 2-3 years of studying and working simultaneously with 35-40 hour weeks.

 

[Eternatus]

Modern Germany is surprisingly very accommodating to foreigners learning the language, obviously they had to adapt with the mass immigration over the past 10-15 years. I had the luck I learned German when I was quite young, it's a hard language, but I'd definitely recommend searching for options if you truly want the education.
Usually consists of 2-3 years of studying and working simultaneously with 35-40 hour weeks.

ok but how could I get into that program? Is it state funded, do I need to request for it?

 

[fedded]

ok but how could I get into that program? Is it state funded, do I need to request for it?

You'd simply have to apply and find a job that offers a so called "Ausbildung" the same as finding any regular job, do some research on it, I'm not sure how it works for foreigners exactly as part of my dual citizenship involves Germany.