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Find your sweet spot, in your industry, for your specific experience. The point is: be bold and competitive, not afraid and protectionist.
by suff 7y ago
Find your sweet spot, in your industry, for your specific experience. The point is: be bold and competitive, not afraid and protectionist.
- xnorornx 7y agoI'm struggling to put this more constructively, but I really can't find the words for it: this is incredibly corny advice for the privileged from the privileged.
- suff 7y agoI think what I hear you saying is not to take a 30% cut on wages that have stagnated. That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying you should take a swing at that $300k/yr 'elite' job, not the leftovers patronizingly displayed in the NY Times article. If you can do that job for less than $300k because you don't have $250k in student debt, that's what the free market calls a competitive advantage. You should be empowered to use your advantage, not discouraged like this article attempts to do. Also, my Dad grew up on a shit farm, forced to work for free until he escaped as a teenager. I wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth. Work hard, get smart, get rich, in that order.