Alpha jobs?

I would have thought that regardless of the job, the most alpha thing you can do is have a job you enjoy and take pride in your work.

This

My major problem is getting bored and I change my mind all the time.

I do commission sales. Where do salesmen rank?

I own a small pawn shop

>is this beta or alpha

>being a literal Jew

I bet your wife has a son too

What kind of company?

>sorry not sorry
Anyone who uses this phrase is an idiot, and a beta trying way too hard to not be.

So figure I'll post a little bit about myself and why 'm a failure in the business world

>Be me
>STEM engineering career
>Really good with technology
>Complete/dedicate my life to projects and my work
>End up working with shitty sales engineers, shitty project managers, and shitty analysts/engineers all around and they aren't good at what they do at all
>They focus, on business meetings to be social, they focus on important calls to talk about bullshit while I sit there in silence each time
>I only want to talk about technology and not talk about useless filler/small talk
>This is why I'll be a failure in this field
>I need to join them, but I don't know how anymore
>All they do is shitpost in real life on business meetings

Being "alpha" basically like being "cool" in the 90's. Anyone who constantly talks about it is obviously not, anyone who questions what it is is not, and anyone who calls himself it is not.

If you enjoy your job and take pride in it, you probably aren't concerned about your job making you look alpha or not, which makes you a million times more alpha than OP.

>Code monkey = beta
>Computer science professor = alpha
getting paid less money and being forced to deal with man/women children is alpha?