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And maybe they will, because the genius won't value themselves properly (on the flip side, I'm sure there's a ton of people with inflated expectations), but eve
by caw 12y ago
And maybe they will, because the genius won't value themselves properly (on the flip side, I'm sure there's a ton of people with inflated expectations), but eventually they're going to figure it out and they'll leave. I'm seriously doubting that employers can find these kids faster than they leave.
- 67726e 12y agoI definitely agree with this. I dropped out of college and went full-time at the place I had been working and was making something like $12/hour (I think it was bumped up to $16) then turned into a salary. I didn't really question it. Luckily I have a more than fair boss who understands the value I bring to the table and gave me extreme raises twice in the first year. Had he not done that I wouldn't have realized how much I bring to the table with my skills and would think a low salary is perfectly normal for me.