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That's the strangest "think of the children" argument I have ever heard. It can't be too hard to avoid working for one of these companies.
by pcrh 10y ago
That's the strangest "think of the children" argument I have ever heard.
It can't be too hard to avoid working for one of these companies.
- cmdrfred 10y agoAlso the difference from taking home 250k+ a year and 250K+ and a bonus because you hit your targets a year isn't 'for the children' and that is the type of compensation that the people making these decisions at the top are pulling in.
- peteretep 10y ago> Also the difference from taking home 250k+ a year and > 250K+ and a bonus because you hit your targets a year > isn't 'for the children' I take it you're unfamiliar with the cost of private schooling.
- cmdrfred 10y agoI take it that you are very concerned with perceived social status.
- orangecat 10y agoI take your point, but "perceived social status" is really, really valuable.
- cmdrfred 10y agoI agree it is expensive, value on the other hand I find harder to prove.
- duncan_bayne 10y agoI appreciate this is anecdotal data, but: in my locale, there are no good public high schools. They have problems with academic results, drugs, and bullying. Going private allows us to send our children to a school without any of those problems.
- duncan_bayne 10y agoIs that all you think is valuable in private education? Where I live, the only decent high school is private. Friends of a friend re-mortgaged their house to send their son there, after he was bullied so badly at the public school that his health was suffering.