but i make more money then i know who did go

That you have to GO

But my profession requires a degree

they are brain washed

And there's no way you can get experience

aside from a degree

At least computer science you can start coding within your own room and say you are better than the graduates

but if you have a job already and you can move up , thats different

Ah yes this concept of moving up as well

It seems to me that socialists don't want to do it

It's like a mob mentality

they fear asking for a raise individually

so they ask for a raise collectively

i love asking for more cash

There's nothing wrong with asking for a raise individually

If you prove your worth

exactly

But since they are so afraid to ask individually

They would rather get everybody riled up

and ask for a global raise

HMMM

Do I want a $1/hr raise for everybody

or do I want a $5/hr raise for myself

It's more likely they aren't worthy of a raise

So they try to mooch off the collective group's hard work to get a raise

when ever i start a job im not 100% worried about what they start me off ... cus i know how to ask for more... but people are scared of the "big guy" one of my uncles works for this one guy .. the guy has like 15 workers and the dude makes like 100k a freaking week ..has a jet and everything... my uncle has worked for him for 15 years and only has got $2 raise.... im like duuuuude.... ask for more wtf ... he said no he will give me more whenever he can -__-

he is worth more but he is terrified to ask bcus he thinks hes gonna get fired

is he old

he has a right to be terrified

Once you're past the age of 45+

People just don't want to hire you

It's ironic

Employers want the energy of a 20 year old yet the experience of a 45+ year old

yeah that is true

but good luck finding a 20 year old who wants to work

they do want to work

"their" work

@Techpriest holy hell diversity courses are compulsory in universities? No wonder you guys are so cucked

It would be fine

If it meant learning a new language

Qualifies as a diversity course