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My new job isn't what I want to do forever, but it is putting money in the bank to fund my interests, and gaining me experience in communications. These three are what make a liberal arts education more valuable than a vocational education like engineering or nursing. Thanks, community college. Right now, it's not.
Not that I have any reason to doubt you, but why does nearly every major investment/banking firm that got gobs of money in the bailout because they nearly collapsed under the weight of stupid investments make the list? Most women run away from that kind of work, unless it's biology or biochemistry. Hmm, not so sure that's fair.
And guess which industry my friends & I work in – yup banking. For some reason, your voice seems to get through to her much better and smoother than mine on topics like frugality etc. : ) She totally looks up to you as a mentor! Sometimes ppl are getting specials rights because of their money in the bank.
For years I've been trying to explain to my engineer husband how the numbers literally float around the page when I look at it and I should probably not be the one doing the taxes. I'm 51 and find it hard to do things like call doctors, or go to the bank, or make appts., Great post. stuff like that. I love to know people.
Many are engineers. Years ago, I worked in a rural bank, located in a small Wisconsin town similar to Darlington. You can find a guy like this – he may make less, probably won't be an Alpha Man CEO type, but they exist. One of the crabbiest, pessimistic customers there was an elderly bachelor.
I had no prior experience in network architecture or design engineering, but I rapidly taught myself about voice and data infrastructure to effectively manage my senior leadership role. The reason is that, when I first joined the banking industry, I was myself a single parent to two teenagers, and I remained a single parent for nine years.
Although I have to tell you that I think it's a good title for SEO (search engine optimization). And, the community you have created gives you lots of bank on that front. Thanks for the insight, Kerry. The title actually makes me cringe, now that you say that. I like this comment so much, Jamie. Thank you.
Like, my husband got hit with a bunch of bank fees that he didn't deserve, and he was pissed. Since I am creatively challenged by nature (I'm an engineer) I will focus on the sugar aspect and add nerds and gummy bears (both available from the office candy/crack pusher) to decorate the cupcakes and hope for the best.
But then I'm an engineer so maybe I'm biased :-). As a mother of toddler and a holding full time job at a bank, I had a crazy life last few yrs in India managing everything and feeling guilty in every area for not being able to give 100% time. An interested fulfilled through information consumption appeals very much to me!
I also have it on good authority that the quality of Facebook's software engineering is shite. link] Posted by Patrick on August 4, 2010 at 5:45 pm | permalink | Reply Yeah, it's all fun 'n games until you get a stalker, or someone steals your identity and empties your bank account. It's been done.
I went to the top engineering school in the country. I couldn't have done any of those things as I had my first child when I was 19; there was no money for a diploma from Harvard and there weren't enough hours in my day for a job at an investment bank. Graduating class of 90, largest to ever go through my school.
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