The design of this society
MATRIX of Work for David Nguyen
| Job | Task | Society | Growth and Confidence |
| Nurse | Care Worker | Society thinks its OK but taxing to the max as people want attention from you all day and the rest of the medical staff | Always learning and growing … Does it last? … turn over is high |
| Cleaner | Clean store, toilets and spills | Society thinks its OK for Southeast Asians. We are dark and invisible and not good looking enough to sell clothes??? | Bombed, napalmed and Agent Oranged to enjoy fresh clean water from the tap to shower with? Vietnam is developed into a First World now and I can repair cell phones at least which is fun in Vietnam. |
| Sales Associate (Cell Phones and Cell Plans) | Serve people as an addition to the store food and services. Selling cell phone is just a way for big box store to bring you in to buy milk and bread. Don’t necessary need to sell 1000x of phones and packages a month | OK. Serve white people as you are supposedly “East Asian” looking so you practically built the phone in your factory lab at home basement. You know each and every feature and app on the market | Only started to learn in 2014 as I was scared to death by the other coloured people growing up in Toronto and Ajax. Using my brain is not normal yet as I was conditioned to not think growing up for 30 years in Canada because I was threatened in Ajax to Toronto. But job is not bad to learn and socialize and learn each and every part of cell phones. Starting point to think which. |
| Computer programmer | Learn forever | Society dislikes coloured programmers and if you are white its ok to program. People making software is odd. Doesn’t feel natural but is the end step in life for growth and life in the world regardless of 3rd world or 1st world. | Positive reactions only. People can only dislike you for being a programmer because they don’t take the time to do it themselves in the First World??? At the end of the day people hate people based on their job and not the race or skin colour. Getting a job as a programmer is not easy. So if you can do it, kudos. |
What is stopping you in the First World?
