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zorced wrote:Save yourself the time it took me to learn this:
Your qualification just gets your resume on the short list,
your experience gets you to the interview,
your attitude gets you promoted,
your connections can get you all of the above and
your ulterior influence / outside of work relationship can trump all.
Tertiary education is only what you make of it; don't get your hopes up when you see other "successful" people unless you know their back-story.
Ok, i know this is demotivating, but its better to be prepared than just be hopeful.
This also does not apply everywhere, but I've seen it all too often.
SNIPER 3000 wrote:lalloboy101 wrote:^^there are people i the company I work for that dont have degrees and work for on av. 95 to 120k a month on assignments.
Do tell more about your company...
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:zorced wrote:Save yourself the time it took me to learn this:
Your qualification just gets your resume on the short list,
your experience gets you to the interview,
your attitude gets you promoted,
your connections can get you all of the above and
your ulterior influence / outside of work relationship can trump all.
Tertiary education is only what you make of it; don't get your hopes up when you see other "successful" people unless you know their back-story.
Ok, i know this is demotivating, but its better to be prepared than just be hopeful.
This also does not apply everywhere, but I've seen it all too often.
Slartibartfast wrote:
Nice!
I'll get on it right after I finish my current books. I'm reading the foundation series by Asimov. Wait! You into robotics so you may like his books. He is the guy that invented the word robotics in his fictional stories. I read that the scientists that started developing robotics did it because his books inspired them.
zorced wrote:Save yourself the time it took me to learn this:
Your qualification just gets your resume on the short list,
your experience gets you to the interview,
your attitude gets you promoted,
your connections can get you all of the above and
your ulterior influence / outside of work relationship can trump all.
Tertiary education is only what you make of it; don't get your hopes up when you see other "successful" people unless you know their back-story.
Ok, i know this is demotivating, but its better to be prepared than just be hopeful.
This also does not apply everywhere, but I've seen it all too often.
zorced wrote:Save yourself the time it took me to learn this:
Your qualification just gets your resume on the short list,
your experience gets you to the interview,
your attitude gets you promoted,
your connections can get you all of the above and
your ulterior influence / outside of work relationship can trump all.
Tertiary education is only what you make of it; don't get your hopes up when you see other "successful" people unless you know their back-story.
Ok, i know this is demotivating, but its better to be prepared than just be hopeful.
This also does not apply everywhere, but I've seen it all too often.
Any time bro. He is the guy that invented the three laws of robotics that you heard of in iRobot... in fact, iRobot is a short story of his. He also wrote Bicentenial Man as one of his longer short stories. It was like the movie without all the romance and relationships that slowed it down.EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:wow Asimov has some pretty impressive line of books on robots will check them out.
thanks for this!
zorced wrote:Save yourself the time it took me to learn this:
Your qualification just gets your resume on the short list,
your experience gets you to the interview,
your attitude gets you promoted,
your connections can get you all of the above and
your ulterior influence / outside of work relationship can trump all.
Tertiary education is only what you make of it; don't get your hopes up when you see other "successful" people unless you know their back-story.
Ok, i know this is demotivating, but its better to be prepared than just be hopeful.
This also does not apply everywhere, but I've seen it all too often.
S_2NR wrote:zorced wrote:Save yourself the time it took me to learn this:
Your qualification just gets your resume on the short list,
your experience gets you to the interview,
your attitude gets you promoted,
your connections can get you all of the above and
your ulterior influence / outside of work relationship can trump all.
Tertiary education is only what you make of it; don't get your hopes up when you see other "successful" people unless you know their back-story.
Ok, i know this is demotivating, but its better to be prepared than just be hopeful.
This also does not apply everywhere, but I've seen it all too often.
This is depressing. Bring back the days when just having a degree was good enough please
you brush her before giving the gas money right?eurotuner wrote:Interesting to see this thread, my co worker makes 20k+(private work) and beggin me for gyas morney this week, steupes. Every day she buys breakfast(marias) and lunch(from whatever place that's never cheap) always at the best resturants, has a 5k car lease and an 8k home rental. Sum young ppl today have not grasp the concept of saving, I told her to save, she says it's hard
nemisis wrote:you brush her before giving the gas money right?eurotuner wrote:Interesting to see this thread, my co worker makes 20k+(private work) and beggin me for gyas morney this week, steupes. Every day she buys breakfast(marias) and lunch(from whatever place that's never cheap) always at the best resturants, has a 5k car lease and an 8k home rental. Sum young ppl today have not grasp the concept of saving, I told her to save, she says it's hard
eurotuner wrote:nemisis wrote:you brush her before giving the gas money right?eurotuner wrote:Interesting to see this thread, my co worker makes 20k+(private work) and beggin me for gyas morney this week, steupes. Every day she buys breakfast(marias) and lunch(from whatever place that's never cheap) always at the best resturants, has a 5k car lease and an 8k home rental. Sum young ppl today have not grasp the concept of saving, I told her to save, she says it's hard
She gots no arse.....so that's a pass for me + no gas $$$ for her
Daran wrote:Actually it's not experience alone.
It's a can do attitude and eagerness that gets you liked and promoted.
With this attitude, I've seen persons with a BSc + experience far far out perform more educated and experienced persons in the same organization. Do favors, help people outside your immediate department, network effectively, never ask favors and always remain humble and visible.
I've seen early 30s persons make 50k to 100k a month just because the higher ups had confidence in them.
Never listen to cynical people who hate on upper management. Trust me.
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:8k rental??? she ah kinda cyat or wa??? a mortgage doh even be so much.
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:8k rental??? she ah kinda cyat or wa??? a mortgage doh even be so much.
eurotuner wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:8k rental??? she ah kinda cyat or wa??? a mortgage doh even be so much.
You wont imagine the kinda rent money some people throw out in Trinidad, you will
fall into cardiac arrest, trust me.
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:eurotuner wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:8k rental??? she ah kinda cyat or wa??? a mortgage doh even be so much.
You wont imagine the kinda rent money some people throw out in Trinidad, you will
fall into cardiac arrest, trust me.
I still in shock...I not paying no 8k as rent...I went to TTMF for info regarding a mortgage...a loan of 1.6mil carried me to about $4500 per month..I sure when I finish pay it the house is mine..
but back to your friend,20k + wa company is that
pete wrote:That loan is with a down payment of 600k?
dreamyn wrote:... as long as u happy and living comfortable... forget what other ppl working for jed
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