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You'd think an article about top tier graduates working in mailrooms might have an interview with one such person, or some rough numbers to back up this claim.
by wavephorm 15y ago
You'd think an article about top tier graduates working in mailrooms might have an interview with one such person, or some rough numbers to back up this claim.
Then they go on to state this will create a situation where people no longer need to be innovative or creative... which these jobs didn't require in the first place.
This article is fluff and full of fallacies.
- jessriedel 15y agoI'd definitely take the numbers, but I'll pass on the interview. A few soundbites from a college student who fits the mold imagined by the author is the only thing I can think of that would be less useful than the fluff and conjecture filling the rest of the article.