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That's too many regional managers, I don't think the economy will support that.
by pope_meat 5y ago
That's too many regional managers, I don't think the economy will support that.
- throwaway0a5e 5y agoThe economy won't support that many Walmart Tire Centers either. That was just an example. My point was that there are paths from these "crap jobs" to "real career" and traveling said paths require about the same level of "how do I tee up my next move for more money" long term thinking as being a successful camgirl.
- engineer_22 5y agoA growing economy can support more managers in the future. A stagnant economy will not.
- pope_meat 5y agoAh, the old forever growth strategy. You float the idea of perpetual growth in any other context, and you'd be called a fool, but apparently the economy doesn't obey the same rules of common sense. Well, I hope you're right.
- nl 5y ago> Ah, the old forever growth strategy. Ah, the old everything that goes up must come down strategy. > You float the idea of perpetual growth in any other context, and you'd be called a fool You float the idea that global information communications are going to shrink and you'd be called a fool.
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- engineer_22 5y agoWell, insofar as an economy is characterized as people at work, then whats to say people in the future cannot find something useful to do?