And does cubicle life give you license to do foolish things? I'd have thought quite the opposite. I was thinking of:
I guess you'd be hard-pressed to consider leaving a job a coming-of-age ritual, although I'd say that finishing one's first job is definitely a milestone of sorts. On the other hand, I've never really felt my undergraduate experience to be a coming-of-age experience, either.
And where does one draw the line of the end of the ritual? Many people I know go straight from undergraduate studies into graduate school, into a postdoctoral research position. Each stage is a commitment building directly off the previous accomplishments.
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I was thinking of:
I guess you'd be hard-pressed to consider leaving a job a coming-of-age ritual, although I'd say that finishing one's first job is definitely a milestone of sorts. On the other hand, I've never really felt my undergraduate experience to be a coming-of-age experience, either.
And where does one draw the line of the end of the ritual? Many people I know go straight from undergraduate studies into graduate school, into a postdoctoral research position. Each stage is a commitment building directly off the previous accomplishments.
Also, great icon above. Hooray sceince!