My company employs me, I've talked to VPs, and they infinity don't know who I am.They've employed her.
And this attitude is exactly the problem.Nothing against her but being a D&D fan girl on YouTube will only take you so far.
They know her, she was hired to present last summer D&D event.I honestly doubt they know who she is, which all things considered is their myopia toward anything or anyone that isn't also someone they'd consider a competitor.
And this attitude is exactly the problem.
People act like a career choice that's more than a decade old is some newfangled flash in the pan fad and turn their noses up.
The Internet didn't do this, though.I’m saying I don’t see it taking her into retirement. Or maybe it could.
I’d def say it’s a career where you want to hav other options if the bottom falls out. The internet can be fickle.
Buddy, do you think ANY job is THAT safe right now? "To retirement" for someone who is 20 or 30-something now? So like, 30-40+ years?I’d def say it’s a career where you want to hav other options if the bottom falls out. The internet can be fickle.
Yeah, it's...ghastly looking at the future for young people.Buddy, do you think ANY job is THAT safe right now? "To retirement" for someone who is 20 or 30-something now? So like, 30-40+ years?
I don't. The era of technological change we're in, particularly re: automation means basically any job could be eliminated or vastly reduced in importance.