LMAO. Just like being unable to deliver on a salesman's promises becomes for the implementation team, "Managing the client's expectations." LMAO.
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One of the stupidest things I've seen lately
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Had a job in Detroit go 1500% over budget and 600% over deadline because the union got involved.......
I've never had a pleasant experience anytime the union barged their way in on our jobs so we just quit bidding contracts in union controlled areas.
I've never had a pleasant experience anytime the union barged their way in on our jobs so we just quit bidding contracts in union controlled areas.
IF we had any kids, I'd love for them to be a plumber or electrician. I would almost lock the kid in a closet to keep them away from college nowadays. College worked out for me in my career, but anymore it's simply grades 13 - 16...
But, but, it's the college life that's important. They gotta have the experience.
Like binge drinking with people you've paid to be your friends,
Waking up on the beach during spring break with someone that's coyote ugly,
Asking your parents to call or email your professor to get a better grade,
Hitting snooze on the alarm clock until your morning class is already over,
And of course: attending five seasons of college football!
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Looks like 1. You didn't go to college. Or 2. You did college wrong
My wife has a Masters in logistics. She's never been able to get a job in logistics without any experience so she chooses to focus on the business side. Delusional people need a reality check upside the head
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Hope that was sarcasm. My post was 16% sarcasm. I do have to plead guilty to hitting the snooze bar multiple times when I had a 6am class during the winter quarter.
Unfortunately, this is what I hear co-workers saying about their kids in college, or what some college students talk about. It's certainly what the pay-to-play crowd was interested in when the admissions scam went down a few years ago. Students actually bragging about never going to class so they could spend more time partying and recovering.
The five year thing was a poke at someone I know who changed his major three times to get his dad to keep paying the bills for a college degree.
If you have the right degree you will. They low ball you, you tell them to get ****ed, and go onto the next offer.
If you're STEM, its easy. I am in industries I have no business being in solely bc I am good at math.
