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degree for 1st line support are these people nuts

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    #11
    Only poor people work and the little people pay taxes.

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      #12
      Good job for a new grad, living cheap in digs or back with the old folks. First rung of the ladder and all. Looks like you'll learn a lot in a year or two.

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        #13
        if it puts bread on the table until something better comes along, or gives you a chance to improve your skills over the short term it's a goer.
        But as a career choice
        Confusion is a natural state of being

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          #14
          Originally posted by Diver
          But as a career choice
          You don't stay there!

          Year or two, move on with all that knowledge you've gained to something decent.

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            #15
            Originally posted by wendigo100
            You don't stay there!

            Year or two, move on with all that knowledge you've gained to something decent.
            That's what I said
            Confusion is a natural state of being

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              #16
              Originally posted by zeitghost
              I've got 15 PhDs from tulipe Creek College, Nevada.

              Didn't do me no good...
              Are they still alive or have you eaten any of them yet?

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