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Any male caregivers/support worker/HCA or working in a female dominated industry here?
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For context: Currently 20 and an international student who recently finished his studies as Health Care Aide in Canada. The reason why I have this career is because aside from I don't see any future for myself back in home country, this pathway most likely would help me to sustain my life and stay here in Canada

However, upon countless practicums and various experiences within this certain field, I could somehow notice how different it was from what I really wanted. Although I am a flexible person and somehow could "manage" how to deal with this kind of job due to different opportunities especially that might contribute to my SMV (sexual market value, pay is good, can help me develop communication skills/taking care of self etc.), I can sense the eventual burnout as this was only my way that will last for about 2 years before I gain my status as a PR.

So, any people here who's working into the same kind of industry? How did you became successful or what will be your advice for someone like me who's about to start this journey?

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