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Author claims to be a "Professional lender and banker" in the sidebar. Why do you think he is in construction management? Anyway, the major problem is his whol
by wodenokoto 5y ago
Author claims to be a "Professional lender and banker" in the sidebar. Why do you think he is in construction management?
Anyway, the major problem is his whole setup:
> When looking at our workforce figures, we need to keep that figure in mind. The population under 16 (not working) and population over 65 (more likely to be retired) are roughly equivalent right now, which means our workforce age should hew pretty close to our overall median age
No, we wouldn't expect that.
He then goes on to list median working age for select jobs, as if 16 year olds could be working as electricians.
But he never mentions the mean working age, which is what his entire setup is about.
- jdlshore 5y agoYes, his premise seemed off to me, too, but I *didn’t think about it deeply. Regarding “construction management,” that may not be the right term. “Construction financing and oversight,” maybe. This is what he says in the article: > For the record, I’ve gone on to finance and supervise the funding and progress of large construction projects across the U.S. I can’t help but think that the article is a bit self-serving.