/acd/ - Academia

>I Didn't Hear No Bell Yet

I am a Northie Jeet, age 29. After over 3 years in corporate MNC, despite making a decent salary of over 7.5 lpa, I am NOT happy. It's worthless, I am earning millions for coconuts and cumskins.

I wish to genuinely change this nation for better. I can't do it unless I am part of the system anons. I have already missed the exam this year. I feel so horribly sick, I was bed ridden for a month. I want to get started with UPSC but I don't know where and how.

I believe I only have two more attempts so I wish to make them count. I am a Brahman so their is no chance for me to get extra tries. I do believe I can do it, but time is a huge barrier for me. So please give me any heads-up on how to tackle it.

>>504

Yaar, I could get a hike if i switched I am just genuinely out drive. I don't want to keep doing this. It's such a cesspool, making this Cumskin take money from helpless kids, ed firms and tech firms and all corpos are vile yaara. It has taken away my will to go get 12 lpa.

>I want to get started with UPSC but I don't know where and how.

UPSC is the last thing you want to get into if you want to make a meaningful change in this nation. You WORK for the government.

>unless I am part of the system

Are you kidding me?

How can you work in a broken system and think of changing it?

Have you ever thought maybe the system is working as it should be and it's the system that needs to be changed in the first place?

Also, god damn it the red tape and the hierarchy that you would have to deal with. You can't even get a chair at your workplace without having to get approval from at least 5 different people in your division because it involves money.

t. became a teacher to make meaningful changes in student lives and make it better - quitting after a year after realizing that their lives are more miserable BEKAZ of the system that abuses them

>>505

The government itself is one big corporation.

>>508

>UPSC is the last thing you want to get into if you want to make a meaningful change in this nation. You WORK for the government.

I didn't know you cracked UPSC anon, congrats.

>>508

>Are you kidding me?

No

>How can you work in a broken system and think of changing it?

Same way I raised a near dead corporate from ashes. Same story, larger scale, I don't look at scale of things and shy away.

>Have you ever thought maybe the system is working as it should be and it's the system that needs to be changed in the first place?

Could be, possible. You are only addressing the problem, failing to provide any solutions anon.

>Also, god damn it the red tape and the hierarchy that you would have to deal with.

This i agree with yaar.

>You can't even get a chair at your workplace without having to get approval from at least 5 different people in your division because it involves money.

That's the same as corpo anamas, i will take care of it. Some things are skills that have to be within us, a post or designation won't magically give them to us.

>t. became a teacher to make meaningful changes in student lives and make it better - quitting after a year after realizing that their lives are more miserable BEKAZ of the system that abuses them.

I am well aware of the damage education system as done. If I do nothing about it, I won't be able to look myself in the eye yaar.

>>510

Whatever.

>>511

>I didn't know you cracked UPSC anon, congrats.

No, I didn't. I'm just saying that the government is the problem so you can't work against something while being part of it.

>Same way I raised a near dead corporate from ashes.

Storytime.

>You are only addressing the problem, failing to provide any solutions anon.

Can an administrative provide solutions?

Do they have that power?

>a post or designation won't magically give them to us.

It does. They'll just ask you to mind your own business unless it's on you.