Those are excellent points, and there is much to what MikeCF just said. I have worked hard and climbed fast as a civil engineer working at consulting firms for railroads and DOTs. As you climb, the pressure and stress increases, and the suits abd bean counters play silly games to squeeze more out of customers and clients.
Those key lessons your are learning now go a long way and will serve you well. Perhaps those same suits and bean counters should go back to the cash register and work it for a while to remember what it's like.
As for me, I left that consulting world and now am in the Goverment. The games are different, but the job is stable. Allows me to work on other things outside of the 9 to 5.
Those key lessons your are learning now go a long way and will serve you well. Perhaps those same suits and bean counters should go back to the cash register and work it for a while to remember what it's like.
As for me, I left that consulting world and now am in the Goverment. The games are different, but the job is stable. Allows me to work on other things outside of the 9 to 5.