Another day, another choice!
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Another day, another choice!
I'm almost done with college!
Here it comes! The moment I was waiting for! I am finally going to graduate from college. It has been one hell of a ride at Maisonneuve College. What should I do now? I don't even know if I want to go to university yet. Should I travel? Should I continue studying and become a software engineer? Which one should I choose?
Choice 1 : It's time to travel!
Choice 2 : I can keep it up and study 4 more years!
It's time to travel!
Now that you're done with college, you have so much free time! You can travel anywhere you want. Where should you begin? You've always wanted to travel to Japan, or even South Korea! Their culture is amazing. You can also step out of your comfort zone and travel to places you never wanted to travel to and go on an adventure, like Australia or Peru. There are so many places you could choose!
Choice 1 : Travel to South Korea
Choice 2 : Travel to Peru
Which university should I choose?
This is getting stressful. You need to choose a university that is not going to leave you with a dead-end job at the end of my program. You heard ETS was a really great university for engineering, especially because that is what they specialize in. You also thought of going to Montreal's Polytechnic but a lot of your friends told you that they have very bad teachers there. What do you choose?
Choice 1 : Go to ETS - Superior Technology School
Choice 2 : Go to Montreal's Polytechnic
What a joke.
You thought you could travel? I didn't think so. Go back to studying now.
Choice 1 : Go choose my university
ETS, here I come!
You have decided to go to ETS. 2 years passed and you're now trying to find an internship to learn the skills and knowledge related to your field of study. Unfortunately, there's only one company available for now and you're skeptical because they are not very well-known. Well-known or not, that would still be a foot in the door for you. Would you go do your internship with them?
Choice 1 : You decide to take the internship
Choice 2 : You decide to wait a bit longer
Welcome to Montreal's Polytechnic!
You're now a full-time student of Montreal's Polytechnic. 2 years have passed and, in contrary of what your friends told you, the teachers here are very good at their job and you keep getting straight A's. Also, you made some new friends that love to code with you! A whole new environment that you enjoy. Not only that, but you got an offer for an internship with Amazon! You don't know if you should take the offer or wait for a better opportunity.
Choice 1 : Take the offer!
Choice 2 : Waiting won't hurt, right?
Your first internship!
Finally, the internship is not so bad. Even though they're not well-known, they offer a good on-the-job-training that helps you learn the ropes and the ins-and-outs of your field. In addition, the wage is great considering that you're still a trainee. There are no drawbacks and your shifts are so flexible that you don't need to put of your plans aside! One day, the president of the company comes to you and proposes that you work here as a full-time employee after your internship. Your employment will give you lifetime benefits and peace of mind. You need to decide.
Choice 1 : You accept the offer!
Choice 2 : You think about it.
Is patience a virtue?
You decided to wait. Time passed and you got an offer from Google to work as their head informatics technician. Knowing that it's Google, you directly accept the offer. Unfortunately, you should have done an in-depth search about the company because it was not what you thought it was. The company makes you work overtime and that overwhelms you. There's a lack of communication between you and your colleagues and that just drives you crazy. You think about quitting the job as soon as possible.
Choice 1 : You decide to quit.
Choice 2 : You stay working for Google.
Best decision?
After leaving Google, you learnt so much that you decide to create your own programming company that will help other people work in a friendly environment. You start by letting your friends know about your new company. Many accept to help you with your newly created company. After years of hard work, you're living well and having a good life.
Choice 1 : The End
Set for Google.
You stay working for Google. Everyday repeats itself. You know that tomorrow is gonna be the same as today. You still work hard and it comes in handy because you start to like your job a bit more. You often get compensation package for your hard work and you're happy with that for now. Your life goes on and it gets better and better.
Choice 1 : The End
Set for life!
You've reached your destination. Your hard work and patience paid off. You're living a good life and you're happy to be working at your dream job. Life is good.
Choice 1 : The End
A while later.
After months of reflection, you go back to the CEO and you ask him about the job offer. Unfortunately, he had already given the position away. That sentence destroyed you and saddened you to the point that you're tearing up. "It's a joke", said the CEO, "The position is still opened for you". After hearing that, you wipe your tears away and ask to sign the contract directly. You lived happily with your dream job after that.
Choice 1 : The End