I'm not so sure about the brains. The degree (pun intended) of seriousness of a doctorate in philosophy would largely depend on the university issuing it. The Humanities are all over the shop at the moment. Swamped in Gender Theory and the like ....hence her sexist views on jobs for the girls.
PhD from Australian National University .....highly regarded
“ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”
The thing i've learnt about a lot of qualifications is they don't actually require the rigor or intelligence you think they would, nor do they translate to common sense at all most of the time.
Almost anyone here if holed up at any of the Uni's for 10 years could have walked away with a list of
Tickets & an equally impressive Loan balance the length of their arm .. but most here are more sensible
& probably had far better & more productive things to do with their 10 years ...
Almost anyone here if holed up at any of the Uni's for 10 years could have walked away with a list of
Tickets & an equally impressive Loan balance the length of their arm .. but most here are more sensible
& probably had far better & more productive things to do with their 10 years ...
Universities are sheltered workshops for bright people.....
Wish I had been one of the bright people...
Always fancied myself as a brain surgeon,but never had the brain to be one...
Would have made in 2 hours a week what I made selling books in a week..
Look at the Huge gap between Wages & Subsidy received in that article !
That is Wages ONLY up to 100% as well and absolutely none of the other fixed overheads they will be incurring
This is good illustration of exactly what the Labor Beehive Simpletons have failed to comprehend..
This is a well established business -- imagine what is happening to other less well resourced SME's
The article appears to be "factually challenged". Last year The Warehouse Group paid about $43 million a month in wages. How can they be $192 million a month short? If the monthly wage shortfall is correct it means the wage bill has skyrocketed to $244 million a month or $20,000 a month per employee. Clearly I should have been a checkout chick at The Warehouse if that is the monthly pay.
The article appears to be "factually challenged". Last year The Warehouse Group paid about $43 million a month in wages. How can they be $192 million a month short? If the monthly wage shortfall is correct it means the wage bill has skyrocketed to $244 million a month or $20,000 a month per employee. Clearly I should have been a checkout chick at The Warehouse if that is the monthly pay.
No more challenged than the cast of Beehive idiots who devised Selective Defective Wage Subsidies scheme in the first place which seems to have hit only part of the mark in places, overhit in others resulting in large smiles, and completely missed the mark elsewhere, but with glaring inherent large gaps that the whole of Govt's whole Transport Arm could navigate unnoticed .. while they missed & completely ignored the bigger picture ..
No more challenged than the cast of Beehive idiots who devised Selective Defective Wage Subsidies scheme in the first place which seems to have hit only part of the mark in places, overhit in others resulting in large smiles, and completely missed the mark elsewhere, but with glaring inherent large gaps that the whole of Govt's whole Transport Arm could navigate unnoticed .. while they missed & completely ignored the bigger picture ..
Perhaps you could enlighten us in the perfect package you would have come up with in a week, or share five countries that have done it better.
Originally Posted by jonu
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