Framing me trying to encourage someone to look for a new job to improve their financial picture as "belittling the happiness of another" is quite silly. This is a career forum and specifically, this is a thread about salary. I clearly asked early on what their plan was for their career progression. The focus wasn't on trying to make people feel bad about their past decisions, but I also don't think it's unfair to question if all of those years of school is worth it when they are not directly using it in their current career. The general objective of post-secondary education has always been to set students up for a decent paying career.MyNameWasTaken wrote: ↑ ITT a couple of folks still trying to belittle the happiness of another due to their own shortcomings... Reminds me of those parents with "failed dreams" and living vicariously through their children
It's like me telling you that you can easily save 1% on fees while not sacrificing returns if you invest in this other ETF/index fund as opposed to the one you're currently investing in right now. There's no need for people to get defensive when it's pointed out that they may have been doing things inefficiently up to that point. At the end of the day, we're all just trying to help here.