Cougarbear
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- Jan 29, 2022
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So, I don't get your first paragraph. The fact is, my daughter has a BS degree in chemistry and earns less than my son who once was a plumber and now a locksmith. Although, my son does have a BS degree as well in computer graphics. He makes lots more now. Although, his wife, has a BS degree in technical writing and works for Amazon pulling in $200 grand a year. So, it depends on what you want and think you can get later on. Doesn't always work that way. I'm in sales as well after being a teacher for 20 years. Same results.I just love that every time we have this conversation, conservatives suggest everyone go be a plumber. What a douche. My republican politician buddy did the same thing. It's as if you guys have been mailed your talking points. Of course he went to college and his son is now in college. Fucking assholes.
But, I am trying to see it your way. And in a way, I agree. IF you mean we need to stop this bullshit of requiring people to have a college degree or they won't get hired.
I'll be honest. I should not have gone to college just to get a bachelor degree just so I could put it on my resume. What a waste of 4 years. Totally unnecessary. I'm in sales. I should have found a company like a car dealership or furniture store to get some experience and then use that to move my way up from those companies to corporations who will pay a lot more. Companies should only care that I have sales experience, not a college degree.
And the funny thing is, my boss, the President of my company, didn't finish college. He worked for our major competitor. Worked in many different departments before going into sales. Then he came to our company. A much smaller company but still, he eventually became the President. Pretty impressive with no college degree.