Do your think your Major/Degree reflect your current profession?

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   creativedocposted 4 years ago

   Do your think your Major/Degree reflect your current profession?

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   Alex Brockieposted 4 years ago

   it will depend on what degree you have and what profession you decide to go into

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      creativedocposted 4 years agoin reply to this

      what about people already settled in a particular profession. thanks

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   JustCraftyposted 4 years ago

   Mine doesn't. I have a degree in Accounting but I have been doing sales my whole career.

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   CraftytotheCoreposted 4 years ago

   I worked in my field for 12 years before starting a family and staying home.  Now I work from home, but I apply my education/experience to my daily and professional life.  So even though I'm not directly working in my field any more, I've been pro-actively volunteering since I retired and sometimes write about my past profession.

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      creativedocposted 4 years agoin reply to this

      As you said we use our education/experience in our daily life as well in professional life, even though they are not linked directly. I remember a famous Neurosurgeon Dr.Q (Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa) ,who worked on farms outside of Fresno, California

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   lisasuniquevoiceposted 4 years ago

   creativedoc,
   
   I studied writing of all types, and radio broadcasting and acting during my quest to earn a B.A. in Communication Arts. Today I'm starting a career as a voice actor, and I write for several sites on the net.

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   lburmasterposted 4 years ago

   Not at all. You can have a degree in psychology yet be a manager, hr professional, therapist, marketing professional, etc. Yes, what you lean is used in your life, but not as much as you thought it would be usually.

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