And it doesn't as the poster you're replying to made very clear to anyone who can read. He said he wasn't interested in doing what is required to become part of the 1% and he's not whining and begging for something he didn't earn---unlike you.
So let me get this straight. Are you saying that a high school varsity football player should be paid at the same level as an NFL Pro? Try again.
Like Jeff Bezos?
Broken record ^^^^^
Are you playing stupid?
Sometimes kids don't WANT and or not receptive to instruction, however practical, from their parents while they readily accept it in a classroom or other group setting. I lost track of how many times our beloved, most bright and accomplished son has mentioned that he remembers me telling him this or that and he just quietly blew that off as "Mom doesn't have a clue what she's talking about." And now he's trying to teach the same things to his daughter who also usually just blows it off. For now.
He DID do his students a favor by letting them learn appearance means nothing. Absolutely nothing. Its what you bring to the table. A suit and tie is a sign abdolutely a fake if thst is not the snob and itist one is.Sometimes kids don't WANT and or not receptive to instruction, however practical, from their parents while they readily accept it in a classroom or other group setting. I lost track of how many times our beloved, most bright and accomplished son has mentioned that he remembers me telling him this or that and he just quietly blew that off as "Mom doesn't have a clue what she's talking about." And now he's trying to teach the same things to his daughter who also usually just blows it off. For now.
But your point is well taken.
As for #10, dressing for success is important to learn. You don't have to dress fancy but if you're at least appropriately dressed as much as possible, pressed, look and smell good, you will make a much better first impression than you will otherwise.
I'm sure that teacher was great and I won't judge him, but my instincts are that he did his students no favors setting that kind of example in how to dress appropriately.
And I disagree that most of that is taught in public education these days.
Disagree go ahead most of that is taught at home. Parents today expect all things from a single teacher. They are weak parents. Wealthy parents.Sometimes kids don't WANT and or not receptive to instruction, however practical, from their parents while they readily accept it in a classroom or other group setting. I lost track of how many times our beloved, most bright and accomplished son has mentioned that he remembers me telling him this or that and he just quietly blew that off as "Mom doesn't have a clue what she's talking about." And now he's trying to teach the same things to his daughter who also usually just blows it off. For now.
But your point is well taken.
As for #10, dressing for success is important to learn. You don't have to dress fancy but if you're at least appropriately dressed as much as possible, pressed, look and smell good, you will make a much better first impression than you will otherwise.
I'm sure that teacher was great and I won't judge him, but my instincts are that he did his students no favors setting that kind of example in how to dress appropriately.
And I disagree that most of that is taught in public education these days.
Unbelievable! Did you actually just type that, Methusaleh?
You say appearance means nothing. Nobody I ever worked for or nobody I ever hired would agree with you.
Have a lovely evening.
Just stop. I get that you believe in your own infallibility. But just stop.
