You're right, though in this case I was just typing quickly and didn't double check the analogy after reading the post. :) I have found that a bad network is o

You're right, though in this case I was just typing quickly and didn't double check the analogy after reading the post. :) I have found that a bad network is often worse than no network in that the type of people that work in a way you hate will lead you to jobs that are not right for you. Going back to the point above, this all depends on your risk capacity. I speak that as someone with a high risk capacity. For someone who has not built up reserves, that is terrible advice.