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Originally Posted by Unregistered
In short, this slogging to climb is an outdated notion.
I get that you need to “prove yourself” in the corporate world, but surely there are more meaningful ways than just putting in the hours.
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'Slogging it out' is a con to keep the minions happy. Same with 'slog now, reap the rewards later as a partner'. Or 'steady increments every year'. etc etc.
As professional services, all juniors are merely units of production. Partners pocket the profits.
Its a pyramid mah. The base must support the top of the pyramid.
Questions to ask yourself are: what are the odds of making it to the top of the pyramid? Is there a reason why most of the base never makes it to the top? Is it by design, and if so, what are my real chances?