Feb 15, 2017
8:31:51pm
8:31:51pm
I'm simply saying there are tradeoffs that obviously many teachers enjoy
because it either works for their lifestyle or they love the altruistic benefits or whatever. We all come to the conclusions we do of where we are at based on our valuing of what we receive for the work we perform.
When is a media outlet going to do a piece on the "under-compensated" machinists out there or programmers or traveling salesmen? Where's their justice?!
When is a media outlet going to do a piece on the "under-compensated" machinists out there or programmers or traveling salesmen? Where's their justice?!
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so after 28 years of experience and an advanced degree, she earns what a 4th year accountant makes and less than a 1st
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I'm comparing options - not sure why you guys want to nitpick this. A kid starts college... they have to decide on
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Why would anyone with the chops to be an attorney choose teaching today? Obviously there are some reason... but
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