However, there is a little buffer there, so it wouldn't need to be immediate and, there might be time to get an interim job, like burger flipping, or filling shelves at the supermarket -if I am qualified enough without Finnish language.
I once downgraded from one of the coding jobs all the way to the delivery job. I felt so bad, It was so basic and easy job but I felt the burden of "something", I sucked at that job. And had to push myself a bit more harder and now I am back in coding and saas world. It's not that jobs are on status basis type mindset I felt though that is a lot in here in asia. But I had this downgraded burden on head I sucked at simple job. I can't imagine doing burger flipping or hospitality mall jobs. I'd suck not because I cant do it but because of artificial stature on head.
Yeah, I get that. It is an emotional move, but at the same time, if necessary, I can swallow my pride. I also have a lot of experience in shitty jobs and I am good at them! :D
I have been working non-stop since I was 15, but one of the many crappy jobs was a couple years at McDonald's while going to university. I did both full time. I was a crew trainer there. While crappy, the people I worked with were nice and, there is still a satisfaction of doing a job well. It also allowed me to buy my first house whilst still at university.
Ever thought how much we have been held back, because of those artificial feelings?