Success is like hanging Christmas lights on a house with an old ladder while having an inattentive partner attempting to keep it stable. Say the ladder represents the path up to success, the government plays as the partner who is there to help support whom is on the ladder, and the Christmas lights represent the end result of success. When climbing the ladder it might be shaky and scary but he/she is reassured that they have some kind of stability from their partner (no matter how unreliable they may be) and that keeps steady in hopes of string up all of the twinkling lights for all to enjoy. Success can be defined as finding someone’s ultimate happiness in life. For some happiness may come through wealth, fame, having a family, or even working
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Some people just go and say to start a company and be the boss, supply what people want/need. Well it is harder than it looks, many people create their own start up business but without the right education such as a business degree from college the businesses will more than likely be unsuccessful. David F. Nobel the author of America by Design: Science, Technology, and the rise of Corporate Capitalism he states “By the end of the nineteenth century the schools lagged seriously behind the rapidly changing needs of the science based industries.”(28) It still relates to today because our education is ever changing and a person could end up never being finished with schooling. Along with many startup businesses you need money whether that may be from loans, working some part time jobs, or borrowing from other family members, either way you will have to pay it all back some …show more content…
Employers looking to higher make it almost impossible to seem fit for the job. Someone is just entering the workforce with little to no experience has a hard time applying because employers are mainly looking for people who already have at least a years’ worth of experience within that field. Most employers would rather not take a chance with their store or company unless it pay was discussed and it is lower than the asking rate. Which then would be ideal because someone would rather pay less for labor with someone that they can train rather than paying more for someone who knows the job through and
Some people just go and say to start a company and be the boss, supply what people want/need. Well it is harder than it looks, many people create their own start up business but without the right education such as a business degree from college the businesses will more than likely be unsuccessful. David F. Nobel the author of America by Design: Science, Technology, and the rise of Corporate Capitalism he states “By the end of the nineteenth century the schools lagged seriously behind the rapidly changing needs of the science based industries.”(28) It still relates to today because our education is ever changing and a person could end up never being finished with schooling. Along with many startup businesses you need money whether that may be from loans, working some part time jobs, or borrowing from other family members, either way you will have to pay it all back some …show more content…
Employers looking to higher make it almost impossible to seem fit for the job. Someone is just entering the workforce with little to no experience has a hard time applying because employers are mainly looking for people who already have at least a years’ worth of experience within that field. Most employers would rather not take a chance with their store or company unless it pay was discussed and it is lower than the asking rate. Which then would be ideal because someone would rather pay less for labor with someone that they can train rather than paying more for someone who knows the job through and