<ul><li>A burned-out teacher finds fulfilment in a "boring" office job, prioritizing family over a stressful career, and regretting a job that did not make them happy before.</li><li>Despite hating the job at 49, financial learning and supportive coworkers motivated one individual to save for retirement. They regret not finding a passion that would pay the bills and make them satisfied. </li><li>An art school scholar regrets the lack of stability and artistic freedom in a creative career. They say that they would rather invest their time in a blue-collar job that assures consistent pay. </li><li>A corporate employee regrets not being a 'fake it till you make it' person and advises to embrace job satisfaction over societal pressure to climb the corporate ladder.</li></ul>

These are the biggest career regrets of people who are over 30

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