Vs.
Work in the Real World
It is a deadly 9-5 grind. 5 days a week with only a few weeks of vacation.
WORK  PRESSURE
Pressure  in the College World
College professors are never questioned about  what they know. Who could call them on their mistakes anyway? Their students?  Who else is in the classroom to judge them? You will always know less about the  subject than the teachers. Which means they are free from any real meaningful  criticism of their jobs. Once they know a course very little ever changes, so  they pretty much never have to learn anything new for the rest of their careers.  We won’t even talk about high school teachers or below, as these ‘teachers’  were too lame to even become college professors.
Vs.
Pressure  in the Real World
In the real world you are constantly being judged  on your performance. If you fail at your job - you are fired. You have to perform  every day, there isn’t any choice. Knowledge and procedures are constantly  changing so you constantly have to figure out more and more, or never advance  to a higher job. There are Supervisors and Managers who constantly observe and  judge your performance.
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