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by analog31
2652 days ago
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>>> I know one theory Caplan has is that completing college certifies "conformity" and "tolerance for boredom": is spending 4 years and tens or hundreds or thousands of dollars the only way to test for these properties? Working any entry level office job from age 18-22 would be a pretty good test. I would not have survived it. |
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This isn't a trick question. I've had two jobs for the last three years; one was sporadic, part-time, and technical, and the other was full-time horrid mostly-unskilled drudgery. I'm not sure whether or not to list the drudge job on my resume.
Maybe I'll A/B test it...