Tonito:
Let the boy pursue the career anataka. Mzazi asiingilie, maybe advice but not force. I pursued Electrical engineering. We were 85 in our class. 5 years after graduating, I would say maybe 15-20 in that class wako na kazi or businesses making them a net of 50k and above. The rest maisha imewakalia mbaya including the top guy in the class(the only student with first class honors). Jamaa wengi wako pale kwa muhindi wanafanya kazi Monday to Saturday only to pocket 30k or less per month, yes, engineering graduates.
Life is hard man, graduates ni wengi siku hizi, no guarantees of opportunities after the five years of serious hard work. So I will repeat, let the boy pursue his career of choice
Aissse, umeeka mi baridi shadidi, na venye nang’ang’na uku jkuat.
Only 17% got sustainable jobs.
Alafu your top student ati anastruggle walai?
ChifuMbitika:
Aachane na ndingirii?
Computer science is the future chief. If he gets good enough then 100 USD per hour if he wants to be a slave. Sky is the limit if he builds his own ideas.
Tonito
April 12, 2021, 6:10am
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KaMillenial:
Aissse, umeeka mi baridi shadidi, na venye nang’ang’na uku jkuat.
Only 17% got sustainable jobs.
Alafu your top student ati anastruggle walai?
Wewe ngangana tu man. Waswahili husema Kila mtu na bahati yake.
Tonito:
Wewe ngangana tu man. Waswahili husema Kila mtu na bahati yake.
Mbona umetia huyo kijana kiwewe
Tonito
April 12, 2021, 12:20pm
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Nimemtoa from sheltered world to the real world. Ataendelea na masomo akijua venye nje kuko, sio zile uwongo huwa wanaambiana wakiwa pale back bench kea class
KaMillenial:
Aissse, umeeka mi baridi shadidi, na venye nang’ang’na uku jkuat.
Only 17% got sustainable jobs.
Alafu your top student ati anastruggle walai?
Anza biashara ukiwa student. Thank me later.
Kabisa,
I’m running tuthings parallel hapa na pale alongside my V. demanding coursework.
I’d say I’m doing better than 90% of guys in my class in terms of kusaka kakitu but hapo kwa coursework nastrago na nikajikubali.