Well that’s a valid point. But as a boomer myself, for some reason I had this ingrained into me, to work hard just for the sake of working hard. So I went to college and had a straight A average, then graduated in the top 10% of my class and all that.
However it never meant that I had a great career. I worked in healthcare and I never made more than just a living wage and I spend a lot of time mentoring others coming into the field. So I don’t think I ever wanted to yank the ladder out from anybody. That just isn’t me.
Well that’s a valid point. But as a boomer myself, for some reason I had this ingrained into me, to work hard just for the sake of working hard. So I went to college and had a straight A average, then graduated in the top 10% of my class and all that.
However it never meant that I had a great career. I worked in healthcare and I never made more than just a living wage and I spend a lot of time mentoring others coming into the field. So I don’t think I ever wanted to yank the ladder out from anybody. That just isn’t me.