u/Amy_yma_

Just remembered something that happened in my primary school

When I was in primary school, an incident happened in France and It was about something called Charlie Hebdo, I don't really remember what it was about, but Ik that french people stood up with a hashtag "Je suis Charlie".

And then Muslims decided to make another version of this and it was "Ana Muhammad".

Anyways it was all pretty normal... until the directrice came to our class and was like " since there is the hashtag Ana Muhammad, I will honor and reward boys named Muhammed" and all boys named Muhammed stood up there and took gifts and we clapped for them for some reason 💀

And there was one boy that we used to call with another name, when the teacher saw him stand up, she said "But your name is not Muhammad" and he said that he had two names one of which is Muhammad, and the teacher literally went to confirm this before giving him the gift looooool.

I have no idea what was that for and why you should get a gift for something that your parents decided for you and what this has to do with school etc, but ngl I still laught out loud at this whenver I remmeber It lol.

Btw no hate for Islam or the name Muhammad, I'm Muslim too :)

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u/Amy_yma_ — 4 days ago

Not sure if I should push more or pivot

TL DR: I've tried many jobs and fields and most of them failed, now I'm not sure if I should keep pushing in one of them or if I should discover something new and try to see if it's the one.

Hello everyone, I need advice, Idrk what I should do about my future, I'm almost 21, and I don't want to be rich quickly or something, I'm just looking for advice to know what I should really do, I wanna start building my future and stability, but I'm lost, idk if I should keep pushing in fields that I tried before (and failed in) or if I should dicover something new.

I mean I tried many things, too many things:

The first job I tried was virtual assistant, had a paid trial week then the boss said he is not interested anymore, ngl I was happy cuz it was too draining.

After that I tried to be an english teacher for toddlers, applied to many schools and kindergartens, they were interested at first cuz my english is good, but nobody called back.

Then I started discovering data science, I was happy about it, I tried and tried until I got an AI/ML internship, I was so happy, but it was too much work, the manager made me uncomfortable, and I didn't learn anything from it tbh, because it was more of a "promote our startup" job, but I kept in it because I was getting paid, then they had financial problems and the startup isn't active anymore.

Afterwards I tried with design, I liked it a lot, it was fun and I made some good portfolio, many people were interested, but ghosted me afterwards.

I decided to get back to data science, I refined my portfolio, built more advanced projects, and cold reached to hundreds of people, one of them was interested, we agreed on everything, he liked my work, he was excited, and he said yes to the price, and I told him that I would like a deposit first, he said yes, and since then I don't know what happened, he started leaving me on seen and then ghosted me completely.

After some time I received an offer to become a member of the data science team in an agency, I was more than excited, I talked to them and I was very happy, I showed them all that they wanted, and they said they will evaluate me first, I was totally okay with that, until they sent me a "task", it had nothing to do with my field, and it was real work for a client, and it was gonna be unpaid...and they said that they will test me through it and that I should emphasize how good their agency is and make more clients come to it...which has nothing to do with what I wanted to do.

Now I'm lost, I'm thinking about many possible routes, but Idk if I should learn something new and find what fits me more, or if I should stick to one of the things I already have and keep pushing more.

I mean all of this happened and I'm almost 21 now...one voice tells me to learn and try something completely different (like script writing cuz I'm so imaginative and I like this field), and since I'm still young I can dedicate more time to learn it and build stuff in it...but another voice tells me that I might end up in the same problem and fail in it too.

I mean, I love scriptwriitng because rich imagination is something I was born with, like, I make no effort in imagining stories and scenes, and I think I just need to learn scriptwriting rules and formats and also cinema/film concepts etc.

But Idk if I should just try and see where it goes, or if I should spend time looking for more oppurtunities in things I already know.

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u/Amy_yma_ — 6 days ago

Hello!

I'm a computer science student with a 2-month experience as an AI/ML intern, and I can:

  • Provide data solutions
  • Find insights (what’s working, what’s not, trends, etc)
  • Create clear charts and full reports with insights and recommendations
  • Predict future trends (sales, demand, etc)
  • Help you make better decisions based on your data

I can help you understand sales and customer behavior, or help with a data project, and basically turn messy data into something useful!

DM or comment if interested!

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u/Amy_yma_ — 9 days ago