Absolutely--and my first job was a teacher in Texas making $23K (that is rounding up) a year in 1994. If that tells you want society cared about back then.
Does anyone else feel that they basically lucked into a high paying career because their interests randomly aligned with scarcity and a rapidly growing field, and that it's nowhere near as hard, or as societally valuable as what teachers, medical professionals and care-givers do?
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I feel this all the time. I really have no idea what else I would be happy or capable of doing and being compensated so well for it. Pure fortune of fate. I'm grateful and always reminded of how much harder others toil at more important tasks for far less compensation.
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Yes, absolutely.
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all the time.
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All the time.
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could be worse, could be a lawyer or a "finance guy"
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Could be worse. Could be management. ;-P
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