Probably "switch jobs often" but who knows, that might still be good advice.

“Unionize, join the party, and eat the rich.”

Networking (AKA meeting people) is a good way to get jobs.

While skill and experience matter, networking is often the catalyst that connects you with the right opportunities. In a way, it’s like investing in your social capital—often as valuable as any degree or certification.

College actually helps with both skill and networking at the same time.

Career advice for this generation is get wealthy parents

If you want a good job just learn how to code!

Any career advice coming from the prior generation is useless because it doesn't apply to your generation.

Even starting a major because everyone's currently hiring in that field is useless. By the time you're finished, so will all the other students who started at the same time to get a good job down the line.

I gave up my initial plan of becoming an ecologist and went into IT for job security. And now I'm about to be laid off cause the company I work for is close to going under, for the third time.

Meanwhile friends of mine who started their careers as social workers, physical therapists, nurses and in the trades are buying houses while I live in a moldy apartment.

My advice is to just do what interests you, you probably won't starve. Also, disregard this advice if you're just starting out your career. I'm 40, so my experience won't be helpful to you 20 years younger people.

If you want a house, start saving in middle school.

"Just be a YouTuber/streamer/influencer"

I tell my kids that a) they must graduate high school, and then either go to college or learn a trade. Regardless, they need to be educated.

“Go infiltrate your own billionaire’s bunker.”

If you want a good job, become a social media influencer. It pays more than most other jobs, and you can be the worst type of person and still make it big.

Hopefully: college is bullshit, go to a trade school.

Have you tried being a hunter/gatherer?

"Give up hope now before the pain of existence rips it away. Oh, also eat healthy, and do some light exercise daily that stuff is important too."

Buy a 3d printer and sell shit on eBay.

No one seriously thinks OF is a viable career path do they? Sex work has never been a career thing, at best you get a couple years of good earning and then you get forgotten. At worst, you get a pittance and mental health issues.

Tech has worked out for lots of people, just because some are laid off every so often, doesn't mean the rest aren't doing really well.

I think we're about to circle back to circa 1000s yurop: "Now, my child, you behave while I try to sell you as a slave FREE ENTREPRENEURIAL COLLABORATOR to mr. Rich Douchebag, as that is the only way to go up the social and financial ladder."

Well, I really hope that it remains "go to college". As someone with a good career in my area, with good positions and salaries, even without a college education, I still think that the lack of college education still makes me have several gaps and difficulties.

I was fooled for some time by the idea that college education isn't needed and I hope this generation doesn't do the same.

But some careers I think it will be good for the long future:

• AI industry
• Data security
• Green energy
• Finance (always, but it costs your mental health)

And, the thing that I wish someone told me in a trustable way when I was a teenager: go with your happiness, the sucess is there, because success is WAY MORE than make money

The (Graphic) Design industry is being overmarketed by influencers trying to sell their overpriced courses, so that they can get a passive income instead of actually working in the field. They have no desire to teach nor mentor students, and the industry is actually extremely saturated with very little prospects unless you land a bingo of both skills and networking.

• "Learn how to teach yourself"