What job field do you think I may be interested?

[PCessna]

I'm not going to college next year, but I'm the person that says I want a rough idea no matter how far in advance. If that's to much for you, leave. Thanks!

I've looked at IT Manager, Computer Software Engineer, Computer Engineer,

I'm just not sure what would suit me. I'll keep looking on my own, but I'd appreciate a few suggestions for the hell of it.

I know I love math. I loved Algebra, was said to be gifted in elementary school (by NY state, my school distract didn't give a rats ass to put me in advanced courses, oh the special ed kid with Asperges and Anxiety can't handle it that well, fucking shits). I like solving and creating problems and looking into exactly what causes them to be solved that way (I think the best way to describe that is the properties).

I have also have a fascination with science, even a bit more since I've become an Atheist. Science isn't really my BIGGEST thing though, but I like it. If left is math and right is science, I'm a bit more liberal.

I have generalized social anxiety disorder, and Aspergers, and double whammy for my social skills, but by the time I'm an adult, It'll mean I just defiantly have slightly poor social skills compared to joe average person.

Thanks

 

[JobCoach&Recruiter]

There's lots of jobs you can choose that appeal to your interests. It sounds to me like you are on the right path with interests in Math and Science. Both of these areas lend themselves perfect for the computer or IT engineer.

I'm not sure how your disability will play out here, but as a computer science engineer you are mainly interacting with a computer rather than people. While you will have to interact with other team members and a boss, for the most part your ability to solve problems and achieve accomplishments will be centered around your computer.

It's going to be very hard for anyone to "tell" you what to be or what you will be good at. I know you don't want to hear this, but only you will know the best path to take. Like I said before, it sounds to me that you are headed in the right direction. Oh and please go to college. Having a BS degree in computer science is going to be a "must have" if you want to be taken seriously in the high tech field.

 

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