You’re more than welcome to say what you want about teachers. What seems strange to me is the disdain that people have for teachers because of their pay, hours, benefits, etc. and yet they continue to send their kids to them. Kind of like people painting cops as these blood thirsty criminals yet call for them when they need help. Why not home school? Also why not just become a teacher yourself? Shortage of teachers is growing yet it’s such a great gig ?
Thanks to the fundamentals of the Trump administration. Once Biden enacts his agenda (higher taxes, more regulation, higher energy costs) and runaway inflation hits from all the printing and borrowing of money we will be in much worse shape.
Ahh, I see, the ole "if you don't want to do it, it must be terrible, (depsite claining it is great) so you aren't allowed to question it argument".
BS
Clearly you were offended. You suggested the dude be assaulted for saying what he did.
And I would call your response dancing around the questions rather than answering them ?
You must be proud.... Spending money on college so he can deliver food. lol
You obviously don’t own a business and are not involved in hiring
He did that while in college. Did your kids even make it to college? If so, what job did they do while in school?
Teachers work about 1400 hours a year. At $15/hr that equates to $21,000/year. What teacher is making less than 21k?
LOL. I own a business. It is a recruiting and staffing business. It is entirely based on hiring.
Teachers rarely work more than 1400 hrs a year.
You also failed to mention that Grub Hub drivers pay for their own expenses like vehicle, gas, repairs, insurance etc out of that $20/hr.
Why contoinue to use them? It is a public service, many do not have the resorces to pay for private schooling or home schooling. But that isn't some sort of proof that teachers are not over paid. Shortage of teachers? When my wife's position opened up, they interviewed 7 people for it. Hardly sounds like a shortage.And I would call your response dancing around the questions rather than answering them ?
I just ask two simple questions for those that have issues with what teachers make, hours, benefits: #1 why continue to use them when there are plenty of alternatives such as online schooling? #2 if it’s such a great career why has there been a shortage of people pursuing it in recent years?
No teacher is required to work 2080 hrs a year.
Lolololololol referencing one example (your wife’s ?) “isn’t some sort of proof” that there isn’t a teacher shortage across the country. Rather than double down on what you said just Google “Is there a teacher shortage?” and take some time to educate yourself on the trend that has taken place over the past decade. Then come back and answer question #2 from my earlier post.
Did not appear on his resume. His experience as a student assistant and intern got him the GA job. At this point, he has more than a full time job (60 hours a week) and may grub hub it for a few extra bucks when he has time unless he finds something better. I’m sure he will appreciate your interest.
You are completely wrong......I doubt you have any actual real world business experience. the real world paints a far different picture than your delusions.
Then you know 90% aren’t worth a damn. Once in a awhile you find a diamond in the rough.
He has no real world business experience in any way.
I'm sure there are shortages in some places, (just like any other profession) so you then seemingly suggesting that there are shortages everywhere is nonsensical. I can assure you that in my wife's district, one of the largest in the state of Ohio, there is great competition for any openings, just like most other districts in the state. So it would seem those districts pay quite well, and by any measure they are paid way more than normal salaried people, this is not really debatable. But what is worse is that the bad, get paid the same as a the good. Is it the same way where you work? People who do the same job you do, but are terrible at it, get paid the same as you? And are pretty much guaranteed to not get fired?
LOL. How am I wrong? Businesses suffer because of a lack of revenue in overwhelmingly larger numbers than those that have an abundance of revenue opportunity but deal with cost increases or labor challenges. The latter challenges maximum potential. The former challenges existence. To argue anything else is just epically asinine.
I agree with this. Professions that require a 4 year degree should be paying at least $60-70k starting out
I own a recruiting and staffing firm.
Some are. Some are not. As in almost every profession, sometimes you meet dip$4itz who lack the intellect and common sense to even be a burger flipper, let alone what they are. I’ve met many a teacher who fall into that category. You can get all the degrees you want, but there are a lot of people educated beyond their intelligence in this nation…primarily due to lowering of standards and the decades old push toward sending everyone to college.
And when no one is willing to apply for work, then what? In my line of work I interact with many different types of businesses...I see hospitals that have closed their cafeterias due to lack of staffing, not lack of revenue. And that is just one of many examples i could give.
You guys send pieces of trash to jobs and collect money on them.