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> Experience showing up to work, following instructions, getting along with bosses and coworkers is valuable even if the work itself requires little skill. You
by olyjohn 4y ago
> Experience showing up to work, following instructions, getting along with bosses and coworkers is valuable even if the work itself requires little skill.
You can learn this anywhere... in fact, I think there's a place where children can go that they're supposed to be on time, listen to staff, follow instructions, and get along with others. It's called school, dummy.
- stcroixx 4y agoI can always tell when I’ve hired someone who did not grow up working actual jobs when they were young. School is not an adequate substitute for what you learn punching a clock.