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Originally Posted by Lamplighter
Ft3, have you thought about going into "industrial design"?
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I'd love to do that sort of thing, not sure how I could get into that field w/o an ID degree. I know I'd be great at it though.
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Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce
Build boats, little boats with extravagant price tags for wealthy people. Boats for people too busy making money to use it, but want the bragging rights that come with a high priced boat, and since they aren't going to use it why go to the trouble of storing a big boat.
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It's a deceptively small market and w/o creating a highly desirable brand no one would want to pay the premium price, and puts me back in the spot I am in now, namely I would have to market myself and I haven't got the cash or time or chops to do that. The appeal of a regualr job is not having to do all the cold calling/marketing. Another problem with that line of work is that like woodworking and photography an awful lot of the people with the money and interest fancy themselves as weekend hobbyists who want to get their hands dirty.
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Originally Posted by Griff
Bruce is spot on.
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see above
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Originally Posted by Pete Zicato
Have you taken a career test lately? If not, it might help. Contact your local junior college. Most of them do career counseling for no or low cost.
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Funny, I took a career test right after graduating and of the top ten careers they outlined for me, I had already done 9 of them. The only thing I hadn't done was be a detective.
It was really uncanny. I wonder if my aptitudes would have changed since then.