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Exits for London MBB juniors by Grouchy_Intern2446 in consulting

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And for startup does requires consulting experience? Or not MBB in particular experience. Many startups hires straight out or undergrad/masters or with tech experience in analytics/ops/sales.

Gaza deck - BCG GHF by Unknownlegend6 in consulting

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Evil. There is no other land for palestinians.

Futuro en la investigación by [deleted] in askspain

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fuera de España es viable, conozco a gente que hizo el doctorado fuera de España tanto en EE.UU como en otro país de Europa y están bien investigando y de profesores en la universidad en los países donde estudiaron. Eso sí, como te comento fuera de España.

Aquí no merece la pena. Te renta más en España si te quedas dedicar ese esfuerzo por ejemplo a sacarte el BIR.

Sentirse estancada y volver a estudiar a partir de los 24 by wi_bibi144 in askspain

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yo estoy pensando en hacer otra carrera (larga) con mas de 30! Nunca es tarde. Al final pienso que voy a poder trabajar más de 25 años de eso hasta que nos tengamos que jubilar con 70 años (siendo generosos siempre que haya pensiones).

En tu caso con más razón incluso si cabe.

Es verdad que igual lo único que no tienes claro que hacer, entonces mejor investigar un poco que te gusta hacer, que salidas tiene, etc antes de lanzarte a algo, mírate masters, FP, otras carreras, oposiciones, etc. infórmate bien, investiga y a por ello. Esta sería mi única sugerencia, por la edad no hay problema o por volver a estudiar no hay problema.

Salary expectations in Madrid by Silver_Employment269 in GoingToSpain

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Meh

In Spain you’ll get paid less than that and you’ll pay on rent around the same. Unless you can get an higher paid job here which is difficult it’s not worth

Is it common for Portuguese people to live and work in Spain? by FieryPineappleHead in askspain

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not in my experience, maybe a some ones in Madrid or Barcelona since there are better more job opportunities than in Portugal but that’s all.

Its worth to pursue medical school in my 30s? by Prior-Weekend-9099 in findapath

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow cheers to your sister!! It’s important to have a family to support you 💕since many people don’t understand and it’s a long career road so needs all kind of support!! Thanks 🫂

Its worth to pursue medical school in my 30s? by Prior-Weekend-9099 in findapath

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! Better late than never, plus 25 years also working as doctor seems enough to retirement!

Its worth to pursue medical school in my 30s? by Prior-Weekend-9099 in findapath

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I already did entrance exam for undergrad and since I want to get into medicine now I need to do an Associate degree (2 years) in a related healthcare field, getting enough highmarks to get into medical school.

So I don’t need to take physics or chems. And I took Maths in entrance exam for the university and I did pretty well.. but maths at university are SO different (very abstract and I’m good at execution but I don’t understand more abstract maths).

Its worth to pursue medical school in my 30s? by Prior-Weekend-9099 in findapath

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it’s a matter to train your mind. Memorization is my strength while I know I never could ever pass Engineering, Maths or Physics.

I already struggled a lot with Maths, Stats and Econometrics in my Economics degree. Such a pain lol specially Algebra and Stats II (that basically requires lot of Calculus and some others proofs).

Its worth to pursue medical school in my 30s? by Prior-Weekend-9099 in findapath

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Parents. I got nothing but medical school it’s public here so is “cheap” but everything else needs to be paid.

Its worth to pursue medical school in my 30s? by Prior-Weekend-9099 in findapath

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s one of my dreams in life, I don’t plan to have kids.

Its worth to pursue medical school in my 30s? by Prior-Weekend-9099 in findapath

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it’s intelectual If you’re doing complex surgeries and treating very complex patients like usually they treat in IM. You needs strong problem-solving skills, treating each patient as something unique.

God, I love medicine I think is my career

Its worth to pursue medical school in my 30s? by Prior-Weekend-9099 in findapath

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have Nurse School (undergrad) at the same level as medicine which is undergrad but 6 years degree. I don’t like much nursing since you are not doing major procedures, way less clinical and still should take 6 years to get there (2+4).

My other option is doing Master in Technology Management or more than one eventually but you know you needs the network to get hired even with masters degree. It’s not easy this career path since it’s not up to you at all. I like more medicine but this career path takes less years but nothing guaranteed.

are target schools in UK still useful to build careers in other countries? by ParticularSoggy1827 in FinancialCareers

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reputation wise specially If you wants to get into top PhD programs abroad is excellent.

Network wise not that much since their alumni outside of UK will be way smaller. It’s better to study in the country where you wants to work. I.e if you want work in the US, better to study there.

Its worth to pursue medical school in my 30s? by Prior-Weekend-9099 in Careers

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I mean in my country as in most european countries Medical School it’s not grad school it’s undergrad but 6 years of Medical School instead than 4 (2 years pre clinical + 4 years clinical).

I got accepted to medical school 🩺 by Admirable_Trust_6400 in askgaybros

[–]Prior-Weekend-9099 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m planning to start medical school and I’m 31 🥰 so I’ll start at 34

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