The Pretender
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Definitely on my list of things to do now.
Lisa B. Khan, who studies economics at Yale’s School of Management, recently conducted a study that looked at the long-term impact of graduating into a weak economy. Khan examined young people that graduated from college during the peak of the recession that occurred in the 1980s. In their first three years on the job market, Khan found they made about 30 percent less than classmates with more advantageous economic timing. And their subsequent salaries, even a dozen years later, were between eight and ten percent lower.
- Moving Home: When College Grads Face Uncertain Futures (via robot-heart-politics)
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About The Pretender
I'm child of the interwebs attempting to find my place in this big bad world.
Also, remember the TV show "the Pretender"? The guy had a different job every episode and could do them all perfectly. This blog will (hopefully) be a lot like that - a sandbox for me to play and explore everything I can.
Also, remember the TV show "the Pretender"? The guy had a different job every episode and could do them all perfectly. This blog will (hopefully) be a lot like that - a sandbox for me to play and explore everything I can.
