u/Turnip-Key

So kabibili ko lang ng OLED this May kasi hindi talaga ako fan ng consoles, kaso parang na-peer pressure ako dahil mga friends ko merong switch 😂 so sabi ko sige try muna. Nag-OLED muna ako dahil di ko pa ma-justify price ni switch 2 dahil possible na di ko magustuhan din. Kaso a month after, ito ako nakaka at least 4 hours everyday na kakalaro ng zelda and pokemon games 😂 worth it ba mag-upgrade na now to switch 2? Or enjoy ko muna ‘to then next year na lang ako magpalit? Worry ko kasi baka unti-unti na i-abandon ni nintendo support sa switch 1 and focus na sa switch 2. Salamat sa pagsagot po

Hi guys! Need some advice lang sana. So a brief background lang, chemistry grad (2024) and working for 9 months already (3 months 1st job, 6 months 2nd job). Both ng jobs ko, project-based sila. 1st job, small consulting firm and then 2nd job, corpo. Thing is, super layo ng work experience ko now sa degree ko. Na-realize ko kasi after grad na being a chemist/working in a lab isn’t for me. Mas inclined ako sa finance/business which is my work now. Yung dream job career ko rin now, nothing chem-related.

However, part of me wants to pursue grad studies, not necessarily in chem but research field still. I wasn’t the brightest student in the class back in college so malabo makakuha ng recomm letters from my profs (I doubt naaalala pa nila ako lol) so best shot ko sana if ever is to work sa lab-related industry and then get recomm from my superiors. Kaso need ko ng license for that? 50/50 ako rito since hindi talaga ito yung career path na gusto ko, gusto ko lang talaga mag-pursue ng grad studies in research. Alternative ko rito is grad studies in mgt or mba pero afaik, may required number of years na work experience muna. So if you were in my position, would you take the licensure exam ba? Or may other suggestions ba kayo about this dilemma of mine sa grad studies? 😂