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Re: Im in the wrong profession
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Posted by chuck t on April 08, 2006 at 17:24:16 from (70.129.33.244):
In Reply to: Im in the wrong profession posted by 37 chief on April 07, 2006 at 20:14:01:
If something is not working for you, change it. Move to a growing area, get an education, most of all, hustle, hustle, hustle. Hanging on to a past that is not getting you anywhere will not get you anywhere. Look for oppurtunity, but be smart. These colleges are businesses and students are their customers. Students pay for useless degrees because they are easy to get, it's harder to develop real marketable skills. A lot of the bartenders have degrees from Party Town U. in communications or sports marketing, easy stuff they took so they didn't have to struggle with math or science. They went to college but got no skills to set themselves apart from the minimum wage crowd.
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