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should i quit my cushy bullshit job to go back to school to be a teacher? (hexbear.net)
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i hate my cushy bullshit job where i make obscene amounts of money. should i quit my job and become a teacher? here's what i'm thinking so far:

pros:

  • i won't hate my job anymore
  • my job is a real job where i actually contribute to society
  • summer vacation sounds dope

cons:

  • maybe i still hate my job
  • my job would be a real job where i do work
  • i won't make obscene amounts of money
  • wtf grad school is expensive

alternatively, are there other jobs i should try to do instead? mind you i have no skills and would probably need to go back to school.

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[–] UlyssesT@hexbear.net 3 points 2 months ago (1 children)

Right here, from the start.

Why would be teaching propaganda to kids for poverty wages make you feel better? This is not the way.

The implication is right there that there's nothing to public schools, damaged and ransacked as they admittedly are now, except propaganda. It's not a good career choice overall as it is right now. but it's still essential work that is necessary for a society.