Sounds like you and only you put in more than a 16 hour day today and only worked harder than anyone on your Thesis to graduate. Please excuse while I barf!
BTW I’m still working on my March draw. Your check will come to you whether or not a Company gets paid.
You would FAIL in the Public Sector and YOU KNOW IT!
Sounds like you and only you put in more than a 16 hour day today and only worked harder than anyone on your Thesis to graduate. Please excuse while I barf!
I was only replying to your boorish "crickets" comment. I was busy, so I didn't have a chance to respond right away. Sorry to shatter your illusions but teachers and professors put in a lot of hours and have lots of commitments that don't allow them to operate on your schedule. BTW, you can respond to this post at your convenience. I can understand that you might have other more important things to do. You can ignore this post if you choose because frankly I don't care what you think.
BTW I’m still working on my March draw. Your check will come to you whether or not a Company gets paid.
I am so ashamed. (/sarcasm) BTW, why are seeking pity when you knew the type of business you were getting into? All you seem to want to do is bellyache about how hard you work and how unfair it is that teachers have it better than you. I think you have some bitterness issues to work on.
You would FAIL in the Public Sector and YOU KNOW IT!
I think that you need to learn the distinction between the private sector and the public sector. Since I work for a state university, I am in the public sector and since I am a tenured professor, I have a degree of success there. I have worked in the private sector as well and was very successful before I switched to academe. I'm confident that I would do well there if I chose to go back.