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I've been outside the US. People care much less about where you've come from than in the places I've been (in Asia and Europe). Of course class exists in the U
by meri_dian 9y ago
I've been outside the US. People care much less about where you've come from than in the places I've been (in Asia and Europe).
Of course class exists in the US, but if you're able to move up in a tax bracket people won't judge you for having come from a lower tax bracket.
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- learc83 9y agoPeople don't judge you openly or likely even consciously. But fitting in is fairly difficult. Rubbing elbows with rich investors and CEOs from affluent backgrounds is definitely more difficult for someone from a lower class background.
- user5994461 9y agoI think the issue of the original poster was being a math graduate. Little to do with class or social economic background. With maths, you can work as a professor or work in finance. Two domains with limited demands that are highly competitive.