Me, too! I just had to laugh because in the e-mail I sent to my friends and family when I quit my mucky-muck director job a couple of years ago I explained that I was thinking of going to work for Starbucks — mostly because it seems like employee satisfaction is high there and I was anything but satisfied with the treatment I’d been receiving.
My poor father-in-law (who didn’t know me well) asked Jon if I was serious in a fairly agast way. He’s not one to value the happiness of a job situation as much as the paycheck.
For Babs it’s never, if you do or don’t go to college, it’s always “When you go to college . . . ”
Life has been harder for everyone I know who didn’t go. Not easy for the rest of us, but there are definitely advantages. There are always exceptions to this, but luck definitely favors the prepared.
The bitter truth, said with a smile! Still, I’m sending my pups to college anyway.
Me, too! I just had to laugh because in the e-mail I sent to my friends and family when I quit my mucky-muck director job a couple of years ago I explained that I was thinking of going to work for Starbucks — mostly because it seems like employee satisfaction is high there and I was anything but satisfied with the treatment I’d been receiving.
My poor father-in-law (who didn’t know me well) asked Jon if I was serious in a fairly agast way. He’s not one to value the happiness of a job situation as much as the paycheck.
For Babs it’s never, if you do or don’t go to college, it’s always “When you go to college . . . ”
Life has been harder for everyone I know who didn’t go. Not easy for the rest of us, but there are definitely advantages. There are always exceptions to this, but luck definitely favors the prepared.