> a highly-compensated professional job. It’s a given with such jobs that professionals are expected to spend some of their free time on their own career develo

> a highly-compensated professional job. It’s a given with such jobs that professionals are expected to spend some of their free time on their own career development. Except most highly-compensated professional jobs don't expect people to get continuing education on their free time. The state bar and medical boards not to mention engineering certifications all require continuing education. Everyone I've known in those fields is paid for the continuing education credit time.