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I see, sorry for getting you wrong. Meanwhile in Lithuania, it's fairly typical that the majority of people working in retail are in their 40s and been doing t
by gedrap 11y ago
I see, sorry for getting you wrong.
Meanwhile in Lithuania, it's fairly typical that the majority of people working in retail are in their 40s and been doing that for the last ~20 years with very minimal increments in salary (usually because of increased minimal salary).
- mantas 11y agoIt's not about disrespect. It's about how much effort you put in to get to that point. How much effort is needed to get a cashier position? Show up, be sober - you got a job. Many people in IT started learning the ropes in their own time after school. Although it was a hobby, it was still an effort that turned out to be helpful in job market.
- sotojuan 11y agoHere in the US it's not so different. When I was 20, I worked at Target when I took a semester off school. I think only two or three of my coworkers were around my age. The rest were 30+.