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Originally Posted by Dion
I remeber graduating in the 80's with a business degree and not being able to find a job in my field due to the recession back then. I couldn't get a job because I didn't have any experience. After countless messages of the same I took whatever job I could find. One to get out of the house and away from my parents and the other to pay off my debts.
Starting over isn't that easy when you don't have the funds and or a student debt to pay off.
You are correct, Phan is a bright and intelligent young man.
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Thanks Dion..... what you described is was faced by many in 2008-2010... its not crippling, it won't kill them, but it sucked for you and it sucked for them.
Not, as Red would put it:
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As for the 2008 crash, that hurt boomers more than any other generation. That's their retirement money. All Y-ers worried about in 2008 was their new iPhone and repairs on their 94 Honda Prelude.
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I won't state it a 4th time for Red, because clearly he isn't the type of guy that is willing to open his eyes. I'm glad you and missdp (note: 2 Gen X's) recognize the challenges to Gen Y that I am trying to make aware.....