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post 1465547361 10-07-2016, 09:08 PM
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Originally Posted By TMaC828⏩
Your a friggin idiot!

English! Really!? I'd rather drag my balls through shards of glass then to become an English teacher, if I were you I would of picked a real major.
maybe you should have gotten an english degree since you can't use your/you're properly
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood⏩
maybe you should have gotten an english degree since you can't use your/you're properly
You missed the "then", and the "should of"... it was a joke *******.

Jesus Christ.
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood⏩
The thing is, a lot of people care about your profession. Far more than you think, and that's why you should care. People subconsciously divide you into certain classes based on your profession.
Who cares what people think.

You could have a prestigious profession and still be poor by living above your means. On the same token you could have a career that is not looked at in societies eyes as great, but live below your means and be comfortable. Nobody truly knows anybodies financial situation.
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post 1465547761 10-07-2016, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted By TMaC828⏩
You missed the "then", and the "should of"... it was a joke *******.

Jesus Christ.
Jesus Christ.
post 1465547831 10-07-2016, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood⏩
Jesus Christ.
That was another joke.
post 1465547961 10-07-2016, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted By TMaC828⏩
That was another joke.
That was another joke.
post 1465547991 10-07-2016, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted By zknarc⏩
Where on earth does this data come from? A nurse @ 5, priest @ 8 and stock broker @ 21 lolwut



Teaching English is the refuge of people that take totally useless college degrees
Real talk.
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[QUOTE=RainingBlood post_id=1465546671]Trades are associated with working class, 100% srs.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/KShPTZY.png[img]

This image, along with the original in the OP are both from my sociology textbook[/QUOTE]"Annual income 1971"


1971

Your sociology textbook is old as fuk *******
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Originally Posted By 0lympus⏩
"Annual income 1971"


1971

Your sociology textbook is old as fuk *******
no its brand new. just got it yesterday
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood⏩
From a sociological perspective, the general public bases status on the prestige of your profession and the income associated with it.
That's true. Yet another example of why the general public, including most of "college educated" people, are fukin morons.
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood⏩
From my Society and the Individual class, which specifically focuses on class prestige, money, and wealth.




Thoughts? Where are all the trades who are making 250k a year out of their first year of high school?
Where the fuk is "dentist"? Lmaoooo @ poverty scientist/priest/farmer being up there with a higher amount of prestige than the invisible "dentist"

Who made this table.... a chimpanzee?

"Prestige, money and wealth?" Let me give you some information....

Dentistry is the highest paying profession, for graduates straight out of university in Australia. We are the ONLY profession to hit $100,000 straight away, after graduating.

Show me ANY other job, where you get this kind of salary... 2 years out of university

https://www.seek.com.au/job/31921541...1&whereid=3000

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Doctor? Lol, seriously?

Take that sh!t off the list. Doctors are herded around by business administrators on a by-task basis, regardless of how long it takes them to do everything - or how many hours a week they need to work.

Not prestigious. At all.

Maybe so in a country that values healthcare. But not this one.
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why isnt "used car salesman" on the list?
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Wheres IT fit in? Architect / Engineer?
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra⏩
Strong having no idea what salaries are like for Doctors and engineers, *******. And thinking a 15 year old rapping = more prestige than a doctor or engineer.

and thinking salary = prestige.


just lol
Good point
Originally Posted By Canadian_Lifter⏩
Doctor? Lol, seriously?

Take that sh!t off the list. Doctors are herded around by business administrators on a by-task basis, regardless of how long it takes them to do everything - or how many hours a week they need to work.

Not prestigious. At all.

Maybe so in a country that values healthcare. But not this one.
"No prestige at all for doctors"???

Brb, SAVING LIVES
Brb, long haul education
Brb, specialties
Brb, making a big contribution to the lives of people
Brb, women get wet panties when around guy doctors
Brb, most competitive school to get into at university
Brb, many TV shows about doctors and the interesting/frantic/amazing nature of their job
Brb brb brb

What the fuk are you smoking?
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post 1465552401 10-07-2016, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted By Ashfrolicious⏩
Where the fuk is "dentist"? Lmaoooo @ poverty scientist/priest/farmer being up there with a higher amount of prestige than the invisible "dentist"

Who made this table.... a chimpanzee?

"Prestige, money and wealth?" Let me give you some information....

Dentistry is the highest paying profession, for graduates straight out of university in Australia. We are the ONLY profession to hit $100,000 straight away, after graduating.

Show me ANY other job, where you get this kind of salary... 2 years out of university

https://www.seek.com.au/job/31921541...1&whereid=3000

Pharmacists make really good money after graduation.
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Originally Posted By TMaC828⏩
Pharmacists make really good money after graduation.


Not here in Australia, buddy.

Pharmacy here in Australia is now largely corporatized. The large chemist companies are ruling the market, driving up competition against the smaller business pharmacies. The end result? Low pay for graduate pharmacists and a bleak outlook compared to what it used to be like.

I know of graduate pharmacists getting $24/hour. Just lmfao. Brb, slaving away hard at university over hardcore medicinal chemistry and pharmacology.... and getting fukking nowhere.

I have 7 pharmacists in my doctor of dental medicine degree, who quit pharmacy due to the chit condition of it in Australia at the moment. Their average annual salary coming out of uni was a piss-poor $48k/year.

No where near the stratosphere of what a graduate dentist here earns.
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i work graveyard security at burger king, id say I'm pretty prestigious.
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Lawyers way to high. 95% are sleazy salesmen.
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My job has prestige in the business world but not much to an average folk. I make businesses millions every year (marketing)
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Originally Posted By Ashfrolicious⏩
Brb, SAVING LIVES
Brb, long haul education
Brb, specialties
Brb, making a big contribution to the lives of people
Brb, women get wet panties when around guy doctors
Brb, most competitive school to get into at university
Brb, many TV shows about doctors and the interesting/frantic/amazing nature of their job
Brb brb brb

What the fuk are you smoking?
Ahh yes, the iron curtain that you and the general populace have yet to peak behind.

You have no idea how much politics and insurance waste the lives of doctors every day. And push them to the brink of burnout and changing careers.

Whatever bro, that's the mentality everyone goes into medical school with - but somehow end up in the career with the highest suicide rate, for which by last poll - >60% were burnt out and ready to change their profession.

You really have no freakin clue do you? Sure, it sounds awesome on paper - but you have no idea of the hoops and hurdles that take priority to simply 'practice medicine' or 'save lives'as you like to put it.
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Originally Posted By Ashfrolicious⏩


Not here in Australia, buddy.

Pharmacy here in Australia is now largely corporatized. The large chemist companies are ruling the market, driving up competition against the smaller business pharmacies. The end result? Low pay for graduate pharmacists and a bleak outlook compared to what it used to be like.

I know of graduate pharmacists getting $24/hour. Just lmfao. Brb, slaving away hard at university over hardcore medicinal chemistry and pharmacology.... and getting fukking nowhere.

I have 7 pharmacists in my doctor of dental medicine degree, who quit pharmacy due to the chit condition of it in Australia at the moment. Their average annual salary coming out of uni was a piss-poor $48k/year.

No where near the stratosphere of what a graduate dentist here earns.
That's insane.

Assuming the qualifications transfer here... why not just hop on a plane and enjoy that $150K salary?
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Originally Posted By Canadian_Lifter⏩
Ahh yes, the iron curtain that you and the general populace have yet to peak behind.

You have no idea how much politics and insurance waste the lives of doctors every day. And push them to the brink of burnout and changing careers.

Whatever bro, that's the mentality everyone goes into medical school with - but somehow end up in the career with the highest suicide rate, for which by last poll - >60% were burnt out and ready to change their profession.

You really have no freakin clue do you? Sure, it sounds awesome on paper - but you have no idea of the hoops and hurdles that take priority to simply 'practice medicine' or 'save lives'as you like to put it.
Location: USA

Yes, I actually do have a decent idea of the politics etc behind the area of medicine. I have family and friends in the profession lol.

Re: suicide rate.... that's largely true for many careers that have a high degree of stress and intense work. That's life.

Yes, I do have a "freakin clue", retard.

I have WORKED WITH cardiologists, surgeons, sleep physicians, occupational health physicians, general practitioners, and even haematologists.

Their pay > virtually every other career except say... specialist in dentistry/investment banker/successful businessman. And I have a pretty fukking good idea of just how hard it is to get into medical school, and the "hurdles" that exist to students before they graduate, and even start applying for specialty fellowships... after working several years >70 hours/week at hospital.

I LIVE WITH MEDICAL STUDENTS.

I also have an ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON in my dental school cohort. He wants to be a maxillo-facial surgeon now (requiring BOTH a medical AND dental degree here in Australia... plus the Max-Fac fellowship after).

Next.




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Back to the OPs ridiculous post.

The "noble" professions are typically - Law, Medicine, Engineering, Teaching, Law enforcement.
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Originally Posted By Ashfrolicious⏩
Location: USA

Yes, I actually do have a decent idea of the politics etc behind the area of medicine. I have family and friends in the profession lol.

Re: suicide rate.... that's largely true for many careers that have a high degree of stress and intense work. That's life.

Yes, I do have a "freakin clue", retard.

I have WORKED WITH cardiologists, surgeons, sleep physicians, occupational health physicians, general practitioners, and even haematologists.

Their pay > virtually every other career except say... specialist in dentistry/investment banker/successful businessman. And I have a pretty fukking good idea of just how hard it is to get into medical school, and the "hurdles" that exist to students before they graduate, and even start applying for specialty fellowships... after working several years >70 hours/week at hospital.

I LIVE WITH MEDICAL STUDENTS.

I also have an ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON in my dental school cohort. He wants to be a maxillo-facial surgeon now (requiring BOTH a medical AND dental degree here in Australia... plus the Max-Fac fellowship after).

Next.




________________________

Back to the OPs ridiculous post.

The "noble" professions are typically - Law, Medicine, Engineering, Teaching, Law enforcement.
How do public view dentists in Australia and can you make 200k+ as an associate?
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Originally Posted By kaebow⏩
How do public view dentists in Australia and can you make 200k+ as an associate?
Children are often scared lol. I never quite understood this - I always like going to the dentist as a kid and getting my teeth cleaned.

Adults are also a bit wary of them, but view it as a respected profession that requires a high degree of education, expertise, manual dexterity and emotional intelligence (empathy etc).

Yes, to associate question.
Originally Posted By JRJester⏩
Dentistry pays well but there is more to prestige than pay. Most people don't typically associate dentistry with prestige. I mean cool, you make good money, but at the end of the day you're scraping around in peoples dirty mouths lol.

What dentistry lacks in the power component to prestige. A dentist will never command the respect of a high charged corporate executive calling shots and breaking hearts, running a multimillion (or billion) dollar business. Nor will it have the sophistication associated with being a partner at a top law firm. Hell even a generic GP would be more prestigious, being a medical doctor still carries that WOW factor even though the majority of them are glorified script writers.

Dentistry carries more of that dorky stigma akin to accountants/engineers/IT guys
Lol @ trying to compare to a "partner" at a top law firm. Lmao @ "sophistication". I'd hate to break this to you - I have several professors at my dental school who ALSO have a law degree. Their say? "Law school is a walk in the park compared to dental school". Also, do you know what the average pay of a solicitor is in Australia? $80,000.

Lmfao.

Dental surgeons who own their own practice are handling a multi-million dollar business. You are quite ignorant here.

A family friend who is 32 years old is the CEO of 5 dental practices in my home state and pulls in a bit over $500k/year.

One of my endodontic lecturers is a millionaire, who patented a new technology in the field of endodontics. Her salary is over $500k/year.



Dentists in general earn much, much more than lawyer counterparts.

As for your "dorky stigma" comment, that's largely a matter of opinion, and not a generally held belief.

The only part of your post I agree with is dentists vs doctors. That said - we tend to live a much better work/life balance than they do

Brb, working just 40 hours a week full-time compared to doctors slaving away in hospital working >70 hrs a week regularly
Brb, more time for my own family
Brb, more time for my own leisure
Brb, easier to get holidays
Brb, quicker $$$
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Lol dentistry is not prestigious in anyway shape or form
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Where's IT?

My mother lamented that I didn't finish med school and instead chose to go into a less prestigious career, until I told her how much I make, now it's not a problem.
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Originally Posted By theRealGriNC⏩
Lol dentistry is not prestigious in anyway shape or form
Yes, which is why it is about as hard to get into in Australia as medicine.

Brb, I competed with 500 other Aussie locals for 45 spots in my program
Brb, secured one of the top 20 spots
Brb, on a $200k scholarship
Brb, getting the highest salary after graduation (more than doctors... let alone lawyers lmfao)
Brb, can work part time in the future and still secure a 6 figure salary
Brb, my own boss and practice in future
Brb, performing surgery and other dental procedures to make a significant impact on the livelihoods of people
Brb, title of doctor
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Seems to me the word prestigious was confused with 'honorable / respected " etc. like farming, teaching, police, firefighting, nurse are not at all 'prestigious' yet very 'honorable / respected' yet they seemed to score very well.. Congressmen, Actor, Athlete seem much more 'prestigious' than how they scored.
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