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She's still figuring out her plan A, to help ease her mind cos she's been losing sleep since y6, I told her just choose a backup plan for now and she said law, because she's a bit of a stickler for rules. However, she saw some law notes from an OG taking them for debating and the OG said that it is kinda a drag to study, so she's not so sure about it. I also know quite a few people who did law who aren't overly happy about their careers so, I'm not keen on it myself. At this point, she only knows the career paths she doesn't want, but I remind both my kids never say never and don't rule things or people out forever. Careers change all the time, mental health should be considered, it is important for all to know that even after your degree(s) and working for a decade you can still change if it makes you unhappy. Studying alone and good grades will not help them choose, it's exposure to the world, news, articles, ted talks, join some clubs, talk to people and gain some life experiences.
DE&I - Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, it's a big can of worms from what I can tell, a real eye roll for everybody else but a problem nonetheless for the big companies, even if it's a big PR stunt, it's still a tough gig. It's not a field I'm personally experienced in, however, as a female engineer in heavy industries, I can definitely relate to its importance. My daughter has a thing about social justice, ethics, morals etc so it doesn't hurt to be reading up on the likes of Vanessa Mougnar. Also, those with daughters should particularly try and help them find their voice early and learn to advocate if not for others, at least for themselves.
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