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Originally Posted by Rakin
You must not do much business in the real world. There are hundreds of thousands of very successful people who've started businesses and lack much education. Those people had the common sense to get along with people, make the right decisions and become "very successful".
You need to get out of your house more and meet people in the real world. Then you would know that true common sense is not a fantasy but really does exist.
Those people know what it costs to provide benefits & pay checks in a competitive real world.
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Judge not, lest ye should be judged! I am a Registered Nurse; I've been in the work force most of the 40 years since my graduation.
I do not know anyone who has become "very successful" who did not graduate from high school, which is what I was responding to. Not graduating from high school, in this day and age, is a mark of a very unmotivated person. I know that my father (b. 1914) worked with an "engineer" who didn't graduate from HS, but that was 50 years ago now. That's just not how it is these days.
I don't know anyone who has their own business who didn't at least graduate from high school; most of the independent businesspeople I know have college degrees.
I work a phone advice/triage desk at my job; I have heard some of the craziest stuff referred to as "common sense". I was also a public health nurse for years and heard the same kind of stuff. I decided years ago there was really no such thing as common sense.