Nope. And I was a late starter having only started my career full time at age 25.

3 years later, I already having my first born. Unplanned aswell.

From then until now, I already own multiple properties, stable career, & great family life.

Age 33 now.

I was working part time and studying full time to support myself and pay for my education.

I took less subjects to cope with the work load. Failed a few too so had to repeat.

Because, they see my comprehensive work experience and notice that I was already working whilst studying. Which is far more valuable than just studying.

I also know how to talk and not a push over. When I graduated, I immediately asked for 4k + allowances as my starting pay. I then demonstrated how I can return on this investment and make the company even more money. I also highlighted something that I discovered in university that can benefit the company, saving them a few hundred grand a year if implemented.

Suffice to say, my potential boss was impressed and brought me on board immediately.

This post has been edited by Liamness: Mar 19 2021, 06:41 PM