Moderately Confused by Jeff Stahler for June 18, 2021

You’ll learn how to read vision statements, policy documents and procedure manuals.

Skip that and go get a job. You’ll save a bundle.

And you get to pay for it.

Boot Camp. If there is any formal educational process that can teach you how to deal with life, it’s boot camp. I think everyone should have to go through it even if they don’t go onto a military career.

Apparently her high school education isn’t worth much.

By breaking your spirit and stripping you of your personal ethics and your aspirations.

It’s a endurance test. If you can put up with that mess for 4 years, you’re good to go for retirement in another 26, unless you get downsized to nobody level. And, if that picture doesn’t get you out the door and looking elesewhere, nothing else will.

And today, a college education isn’t’ worth much, except for the cost?

Ah, Truth in Advertising. How refreshing.

Might need to interview some other colleges – few companies these days actually give you much real on-boarding training, and they expect you to be able to immediately solve all their problems from the first day you’re on the job…

With a two year internship.

And it will create such a mass of debt that you will be forced to work non-stop for years to come.