same as it always is
well for people that "succeed" (making your own personal definition of success) better than most in general
what you got from the neck up
not from the neck down
bottom line in general beyond the banking shit
government is trying to save industries that just can't cut it in the global economy anymore or for the wages people in the US want to do it....
the grunt working/manufacturing type jobs are increasingly a thing of the past and we either gonna have to get better educated to stay ahead of the curve from the neck up or we will see america's standard of living continue to drop...
if we continue to dwell on the past and try to save jobs that the rest of the world can do for much cheaper or better than us it will only lead to more long term pain for our country
well for people that "succeed" (making your own personal definition of success) better than most in general
what you got from the neck up
not from the neck down
bottom line in general beyond the banking shit
government is trying to save industries that just can't cut it in the global economy anymore or for the wages people in the US want to do it....
the grunt working/manufacturing type jobs are increasingly a thing of the past and we either gonna have to get better educated to stay ahead of the curve from the neck up or we will see america's standard of living continue to drop...
if we continue to dwell on the past and try to save jobs that the rest of the world can do for much cheaper or better than us it will only lead to more long term pain for our country
The widest range of opportunities for Americans in the coming decade (and beyond) will be to become actively involved with businesses that do business with countries south of the current US border.
At the moment, that mainly means helping with distribution south, but in coming decade it will include helping American businesses expand their operations southward.
Becoming fluent - both written and oral - in Spanish is the smartest investment any American can make for their financial and personal future success
At the moment, that mainly means helping with distribution south, but in coming decade it will include helping American businesses expand their operations southward.
Becoming fluent - both written and oral - in Spanish is the smartest investment any American can make for their financial and personal future success
And to piggy back on RR's correct observation that the health care industry will continue to be a growth business - combining a fluent bilingual education with a health care profession will provide someone with double opportunities.
One of the greatest needs in countries south of the US border is the need for improved health care providers and outlets. And that demand will most certainly be met during the coming ten to 20 years.
One of the greatest needs in countries south of the US border is the need for improved health care providers and outlets. And that demand will most certainly be met during the coming ten to 20 years.
