I didn't drop out, because I was wildly successful.
Exactly the opposite, in fact.
The process of climbing out of the wreckage is what helped me to become [moderately] successful.
I doubt anyone here, would be impressed by my career path, but I'm happier than I ever thought that I could be, now.
I think the apprenticeship model is really the best way to learn in a practical manner.
But that involves things like staying with employers for more than a year, and also, employers treating their employees in a way that makes them want to stay.
It also works with unions, because they have a whole infrastructure, wrapped around it.
I didn't drop out, because I was wildly successful.
Exactly the opposite, in fact.
The process of climbing out of the wreckage is what helped me to become [moderately] successful.
I doubt anyone here, would be impressed by my career path, but I'm happier than I ever thought that I could be, now.
I think the apprenticeship model is really the best way to learn in a practical manner.
But that involves things like staying with employers for more than a year, and also, employers treating their employees in a way that makes them want to stay.
It also works with unions, because they have a whole infrastructure, wrapped around it.