Job Prospects for ‘24, ‘25 Grads and beyond?

Our son isn’t creating anything cool, there is no potential financial windfall in the future, but most shifts he feels like he made a difference. Those shifts are 12 hours long, and in 63 days, 90% of those hours will be in the dark. It’s not an easy job, but he loves it, so for him the hours aren’t a problem.

Today is a day off. He’s teaching a class from 8-5. That’s 9 hours of lucrative overtime, but he’s doing it to better prepare his co-workers for dangerous, dynamic, potentially tragic events.

There are young adults out there that are willing to work long hours. If they combine those hours with a willingness to collaborate and connect with peers and managers across different departments, I have no doubt that they’ll become more successful than the clock watchers.

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