Choco 'Nuck
(Post Master Supreme)
07/13/16 09:47 PM
Education does not mean high wage

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-inv...rticle30892835/

Can't tell the kids to work hard at school and you'll get a good job anymore


titty sprinkles
(Post Master Supreme)
07/13/16 09:51 PM
Re: Education does not mean high wage

well, no matter what degree you have you can't walk into a interview and be all like "herrrrrroooo!!!!" or "wha gawn stcharrrr"

Screamin Type ARGH!
(Post Master Supreme)
07/13/16 09:53 PM
Re: Education does not mean high wage

the "dream" is slipping away in every regard.

Just A Troll
(Post Master)
07/13/16 10:16 PM
Re: Education does not mean high wage

Factors:

1 - Some of the degrees are in crappy fields that there's simply no demand for. Like History
2 - Baby boomers aren't retiring. Those high paying jobs aren't being released to younger workers anymore.
3 - As the article says: Too much supply of highly educated workers. And they don't want to do manual labor, like being a plumber etc.


Euphoricuck
(Post Master Supreme)
07/14/16 08:52 AM
Re: Education does not mean high wage

Plumbers can make bank.

I think most of us are quite familiar with the articles point by now.


xza8
(Sr Member)
07/14/16 09:54 AM
Re: Education does not mean high wage

With so much immigration now, even trades have a hardER time to make bank.

Euphoricuck
(Post Master Supreme)
07/14/16 10:52 AM
Re: Education does not mean high wage

Just start a sealing business. 100k easy ...

Choco 'Nuck
(Post Master Supreme)
07/14/16 11:33 AM
Re: Education does not mean high wage

Was this Risky's side business plan?

Simon_the_Pieman
(Post Master Sr)
07/14/16 09:28 PM
Re: Education does not mean high wage

 Originally Posted By: xza8
With so much immigration now, even trades have a hardER time to make bank.


cater to the wealthy, speak proper english, look good, smell good, do quality work, and use quality materials. as a trade if you do that you will be fine. (fine is subjective to your own standard of living)


Denis Si
(Post Master)
07/15/16 06:37 AM
Re: Education does not mean high wage

Unionized trades are all good. They protect themselves from immigrants or any types of minrotiy

Big Tasty
(Post Master Supreme)
07/15/16 08:22 AM
Re: Education does not mean high wage



OracerO
(Post Master Sr)
07/16/16 12:35 PM
Re: Education does not mean high wage

Was speaking to a few timmie's owners.

Apparently you don't become wealthy owning one Tims, you have to own 4-5 Tims (which is probably why most owners do).


Choco 'Nuck
(Post Master Supreme)
07/16/16 02:09 PM
Re: Education does not mean high wage

You realize the franchise cost over 500k now ....
I'd say they were wealthy to begin with