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Originally Posted by Unregistered
When everyone in the intake is a scholar, the one who falls behind the rest, will get less priority for opportunities.
Demand and supply applies here. When many people are fighting for the limited quotas, any sort of mistake is a good reason for decision makers to exclude them from the competition.
Don't give others a good reason to eliminate you from the race.
Not fear mongering. Just common sense.
Think of how teachers choose the head prefects or student council chairperson.
The process is not so different after all
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Then don't join the race? Like what exactly do you want? It seems like you all want to do less work and yet rise in the system.
In my school student council chairperson is the person who's shown leadership qualities and inspired their fellow students, not the ones who are the loudest about the work that they do. Maybe, these kids hold a valuable lesson you can learn.