This resonates particularly well with me. I've worked at 3 places in my life. The first was a summer camp, where I was often a dish washer. Being exposed to th

This resonates particularly well with me. I've worked at 3 places in my life. The first was a summer camp, where I was often a dish washer. Being exposed to the skills of maintaining precision, order, and process under extreme stress is a massively valuable skill that you can cary through life. I'm just glad I learned it when the highest stakes were the lunch backup delaying dinner from being cooked - and not managing millions of dollars of investor's money. (Ironically my only place of employment between my company and that summer camp was at Microsoft, about 5 minutes away from the Red Robin mentioned in the post)