People who are currently in jobs you like, how did you get them?
I would think there should be a general warning against deliberately promoting the effects of dissociative identity disorder etc, without adequate medical supervision.
Clarisse Thorn's "Confessions of a pickup artist chaser" is also quite a good introduction.
With the exception of natural laws that caveat applies to almost any general claim, especially in psychology and sociology. It seems a strong claim to say those fields are entirely meaningless.
This seems to be effectively what universities and research groups do. Providing administrative assistance, psychological support etc. to specialist researchers. (While they don't normally provide medical care themselves they often pay for health insurance.)
What would your proposed organisation do that they don't?
As a stereotypical twenty-something recent graduate I am lacking in any particular career direction. I've been considering taking various psychometric or career aptitude tests, but have found it difficult to find unbiased reports on their usefulness. Does anyone have any experience or evidence on the subject?
Are there any psychometric or aptitude tests that are worth taking as an adult?
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I've used them and liked the, but I never used normal cigarettes so don't know how the experience compares.