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3 years ago

Why do you need to think about career, educational, financial, and public service goals when picking a career?

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So you can have a job that will support you and ur fam, make big bucks. And own a 2017 corvette at the age of 16 like I do lol. You can have a job all day but it's usually best when you enjoy something about it. Or have a passion towards it. Hope this helps $$$ :)

statuscvo [17]3 years ago

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Idk life goals and money lol:) srry I'm no help but I NEED POINTS!

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