I'm not pretty sure about what will be future job, (I'm seriously thinking that I will enter on a vocational crisis when I finish the career, I think I'm having it now) but in the future I think I would like to investigate (that's why I'm studying biochemestry). Well, right now I don't have something specific I want to investigate:c (I hope trough the career I could finally choose an area, there are some years left to think about it) but till know Neuroscience is a really interesting area for me. Neurodegenerative diseases maybe, there's a lot to do and reasearch, there's a lot that we could do to help others. So (in that case) I would study a major realeated to that.
I don't imagine myself working all the time in the laboratory, that's why I would love to travel a lot, and go to congresses on every part of the world.
Something I would really love is to be on a investigation releated to paleonthology, and be outdoor a season.
Right now I'm not really interested on the salary, I hope this never interfer on my job. I think this is not being realistic, because there's going to be a time when I will need it, but if the salary is enough to live I will be fine.
That was so difficult:c I'm not sure about anything.
I think you make a great choice! You can study or learn about anything by the biochemestry :D
ResponderEliminarIt's really hard to think about a future job (in anytime of our life) it's an important choice and there's a lot of things to do!
ResponderEliminarYou sound like me last year, you just need to think about it, ask to you, "do i see myself, doing this, in 20 years from now", and starts from there, besides, paleontology or biochemistry, either one is a good job, a valid choice and you will be the best
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