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]]> By: CS http://www.shoemoney.com/2009/05/06/dear-highly-technically-skilled-college-graduate/#comment-126172 CS Fri, 29 May 2009 17:34:35 +0000 http://www.shoemoney.com/?p=4154#comment-126172 There seems to be quite a bit of animosity towards college grads here that is based off of some sweeping generalizations. To be honest, a lot of this thread smacks of insecurity and jealousy towards "the other". Sure, there are plenty of kids who go to college and manage to graduate but have a terrible work ethic and do not know how to really work hard in a team setting. There are even more who are either incapable of or do not desire to create their own career from scratch as many in the affiliate game have. But I cannot help but chuckle when some of you say that someone who went to college doesn't know the meaning of work. I had to balance 30+ hours of classes and school work, 20 - 25 hours of time committed to athletics, and find time to make some money on the side, each and every week. And to be honest, I looked like a total slacker compared to many of my teammates and fellow students. I would work 50+ hour weeks for most of the summer so that I could afford to travel for a few weeks when I wasn't in school full time. Again, there may be tens of thousands of people who graduate every year that are unmotivated and have a degree in basket weaving from XXX State but to throwing them in to the same general class as the people that I went to school with would be roughly equivalent to saying that everyone who makes a living online is a pimple faced ogre living in their parent's basement going through fleshlight sleeves at a rate of 10/wk while dickrolling everyone they possibly can on DP or WF while slanging berriez to ignorant fatties. Sure, there are thousands who fit that description but there are plenty more who are mature, intelligent, hard-nosed business oriented individuals who are successful in all aspects of their lives: socially, romantically, financially, etc. In summary, don't write all of us off just because we went to college. Some of us are trying to get a job and in order to get someone to convert on our offer (hire us) we need to sell aggressively. Some are just better at designing a great lander and writing good copy (resume filled with relevant qualifications and experience). Now that I have written my novella I will return to trying to become a master of the AM game! Good luck bros! There seems to be quite a bit of animosity towards college grads here that is based off of some sweeping generalizations. To be honest, a lot of this thread smacks of insecurity and jealousy towards “the other”.
Sure, there are plenty of kids who go to college and manage to graduate but have a terrible work ethic and do not know how to really work hard in a team setting. There are even more who are either incapable of or do not desire to create their own career from scratch as many in the affiliate game have. But I cannot help but chuckle when some of you say that someone who went to college doesn’t know the meaning of work. I had to balance 30+ hours of classes and school work, 20 – 25 hours of time committed to athletics, and find time to make some money on the side, each and every week. And to be honest, I looked like a total slacker compared to many of my teammates and fellow students. I would work 50+ hour weeks for most of the summer so that I could afford to travel for a few weeks when I wasn’t in school full time. Again, there may be tens of thousands of people who graduate every year that are unmotivated and have a degree in basket weaving from XXX State but to throwing them in to the same general class as the people that I went to school with would be roughly equivalent to saying that everyone who makes a living online is a pimple faced ogre living in their parent’s basement going through fleshlight sleeves at a rate of 10/wk while dickrolling everyone they possibly can on DP or WF while slanging berriez to ignorant fatties. Sure, there are thousands who fit that description but there are plenty more who are mature, intelligent, hard-nosed business oriented individuals who are successful in all aspects of their lives: socially, romantically, financially, etc.

In summary, don’t write all of us off just because we went to college. Some of us are trying to get a job and in order to get someone to convert on our offer (hire us) we need to sell aggressively. Some are just better at designing a great lander and writing good copy (resume filled with relevant qualifications and experience).

Now that I have written my novella I will return to trying to become a master of the AM game!

Good luck bros!

]]> By: Will http://www.shoemoney.com/2009/05/06/dear-highly-technically-skilled-college-graduate/#comment-125707 Will Mon, 25 May 2009 13:17:29 +0000 http://www.shoemoney.com/?p=4154#comment-125707 They get that BS from their Liberal Teachers that build them up thinking they can do whatever but in reality they have 4 years of a BS degree they will probably never use. They get that BS from their Liberal Teachers that build them up thinking they can do whatever but in reality they have 4 years of a BS degree they will probably never use.

]]> By: ADEMOLA http://www.shoemoney.com/2009/05/06/dear-highly-technically-skilled-college-graduate/#comment-125332 ADEMOLA Thu, 21 May 2009 12:53:28 +0000 http://www.shoemoney.com/?p=4154#comment-125332 I DO AGREE WITH YOU I DO AGREE WITH YOU

]]> By: Find Affiliate Offers http://www.shoemoney.com/2009/05/06/dear-highly-technically-skilled-college-graduate/#comment-125328 Find Affiliate Offers Thu, 21 May 2009 11:44:31 +0000 http://www.shoemoney.com/?p=4154#comment-125328 Of course new grads are going to talk about the skills they learned, at that point they don't have any real world experience and they don't have anything else to talk about! Of course new grads are going to talk about the skills they learned, at that point they don’t have any real world experience and they don’t have anything else to talk about!

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