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FAO: Chicks in Aisle 3 [next to the salad dressing and the mayo] (pg. 9)
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| Project-K |
| quote: | Originally posted by jennypie
That's not right man...how ing hard is a librarian's job? Bull imo. |
It's not a question of difficulty, it's just supply and demand. People in toronto aren't too keen on reading books I hear. |
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| chimera66 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zild
It is still super easy therefore anyone with a bachelors degree in science or medicine should make more since they work a lot harder. But things don't quite work that way all the time. |
having a certain title doesn't mean you work harder and deserve more. there is a certain someone on my floor at work who has a much higher title than i do and he's lazy as . i make considerably less but work considerably more. |
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| Zild |
| quote: | Originally posted by chimera66
having a certain title doesn't mean you work harder and deserve more. there is a certain someone on my floor at work who has a much higher title than i do and he's lazy as . i make considerably less but work considerably more. |
All of the people I have worked for in my field are Doctors of Chemistry/Materials Science. They work much harder than any librarian and so does everyone in their research labs be it post docs, grad students, or undergrads. I couldn't imagine working as hard as they do. Teaching classes, running labs with millions of dollars of equipment, flying around the country to present new research, and constantly having to write grants for funding. They make just slightly more than a librarian.
Now if they left academia and worked in the private industry they would make at least twice as much as any librarian and work half as hard as they would at a research university. Just illustrating that sometimes working harder doesn't make you more though it should. Like you said you work harder but make less. |
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| Project-K |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zild
All of the people I have worked for in my field are Doctors of Chemistry/Materials Science. They work much harder than any librarian and so does everyone in their research labs be it post docs, grad students, or undergrads. I couldn't imagine working as hard as they do. Teaching classes, running labs with millions of dollars of equipment, flying around the country to present new research, and constantly having to write grants for funding. They make just slightly more than a librarian. |
I'd personally find that kind of work a lot easier than flipping burgers all day. Mostly on a psychological level. |
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| chimera66 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zild
All of the people I have worked for in my field are Doctors of Chemistry/Materials Science. They work much harder than any librarian and so does everyone in their research labs be it post docs, grad students, or undergrads. I couldn't imagine working as hard as they do. Teaching classes, running labs with millions of dollars of equipment, flying around the country to present new research, and constantly having to write grants for funding. They make just slightly more than a librarian.
Now if they left academia and worked in the private industry they would make at least twice as much as any librarian and work half as hard as they would at a research university. Just illustrating that sometimes working harder doesn't make you more though it should. Like you said you work harder but make less. |
definitely depends on the industry. i give it to you on the research bit, those jobs are tough. my best friend since high school has been on the research trek since we were 16 and that girl works harder than anyone i know and not rewarded for it in terms of compensation. |
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| Zild |
| quote: | Originally posted by chimera66
definitely depends on the industry. i give it to you on the research bit, those jobs are tough. my best friend since high school has been on the research trek since we were 16 and that girl works harder than anyone i know and not rewarded for it in terms of compensation. |
I thought I wanted to do it myself, but you really have to be in it for the some other reason that I can't come up with. |
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| tubularbills |
| quote: | Originally posted by Frenchie
That's what I say, too. If a librarian is making what I make and they do less work...I may have gotten the wrong degrees and stuff. |
one of my friends got her masters in "library science". she's now working at the physics library at university of Iowa:haha: :haha: |
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| Silky Johnson |
Now I want to kill all librarians. ing undeserving cunts. I SAVE AND ENRICH PEOPLE'S LIVES FFS.
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| airwalker1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Slylee
i dunno just not too serious or "i've been watching you shop and i want to know if you have a boyfriend" type of vibe lol
just casually and calmly in a "i dont normally do this but you're really pretty and i'd like to take you out" sort of vibe. |
spontainus then.
but i still think if you see a women you find really atracted to in a supermarket then eye contact is a must.
as picking up a bird by the fruit and veg its not really a seting the seene now is it. |
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| squirrelly |
| If I was single, it would probably work. |
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| gehzumteufel |
| quote: | Originally posted by squirrelly
If I was single, it would probably work. |
Well duh, you love home depot. |
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| Slylee |
| quote: | Originally posted by chimera66
people get their masters in library science or whatever |
i was about to mention that. one of my mom's neighbor's was this japanese girl who was in grad school for librarian studies. there's obviously a lot more to it than we think lol |
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