• EfreetSK@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    Don’t wory, I got this

    ehm

    “There are people who have it worse than you”

    Hope this helps

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    1 month ago

    My mother has somehow never held down an actual full time job, but has a house.

    I have routinely worked 60, 80, 100 hour weeks much of my life. I sleep on the floor in a studio apartment.

  • Vespair@lemmy.zip
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    1 month ago

    Jesus christ, can’t a woman even make a scathing critique of the failures of American capitalism without some guy talking about the size of her melons?

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        1 month ago

        That’s all right. You don’t need an education to get a good job. You just need a skill that’s in demand. Time to become an expert in something you enjoy.

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        1 month ago

        Yeah, but that only proves to an employer that you’re able to learn. Once you get in the door then you have to climb and compete

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          In order to climb and compete you need to be able to learn first or have already learned what to do. With an education you have already learned some of what you will need to know and have proven you will be able to learn the rest. Someone without an education will have to start from zero. Not to mention an education teaches you have to work with people and within teams.

          Having an education shows that you are can work within a given system to meet your goals and achieve more than others who aren’t willing to put in that kind of work. You are coming in with an advantage that someone without doesn’t have.

          • Tabooki2@lemmy.world
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            1 month ago

            Very true but you can still succeed without education if you’re willing to put in the time and effort. I’ve had a few different successful careers over my life and none of them were related to my little education. In my experience critical thinking and social skills play the biggest role

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          Compete? Why are we competing? There’s work that needs doing, I’m contributing and helping do that work. I think that you see work as inherently competitive instead of cooperative is the problem.

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            1 month ago

            You’re competing because the best, hardest working person usually gets the most pay. Feel free to jump in and volunteer but that doesn’t pay the bills

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    1 month ago

    Understood. Most of my time was with large companies where lots of people want to move up the ladder. Still very team oriented but also tried to stand out to get up a few rungs. Always willing to help out, jumping in where applicable to help solve problems that aren’t in my area, sticking around during disasters etc etc