Or even in n out, they pay 16 bucks. busy but way more chill than cvs. Lol
Not really. I used to work there in high school and it definitely not an easy job. There a reason mcd has a 50%turnover rate
agree...too bad though chains consider it a conflict of interest......
Which is the way it should be
It is crazy I used to work Retail and often would Moonlight At a store across town or even just across the street. They were so desperate they didn’t even care (PS I even asked my DM for permission)
LOL. Just pay the techs more and they will come. Yall pharmacists should know. Yall got paid big time during the shortage.
A lot. They probably feel that if they get 45 an hour, a tech dont deserve 30. Unfortunately that is not the way free market capitalism works. You are worth whatever the market dictates you are worth.
It doesn't matter what you think they are worth. The market dictates that.
If you are getting 75/hr you should take it. Free market capitalism.
I'm not a betting man, but I would bet your techs don't like you very much. Does that logic apply to pharmacist as well? If you don't like you are paying too much loans, you shouldn't have taken them correct?
Education has no value. You have a pharmD but there ar bsn making more money than you. It's just whatever the market dictates
What do you mean by “no value”? If you mean economic value, obviously it depends on major, but income and education are tightly correlated.
It's really skewed. It really depends on what degree you get. If you have a pharmD, do you really think you are better off than anyone with a lesser degree? Your degree counts as a professional degree but you might make less money than someone with an associates or no degree at all.
Movie stars and pro athletes make more than I could ever hope to. I wouldn’t do those instead of pharmacy.
Longevity has a lot do with genes. If you look at most centenarians, many of them have vices like smoking and drinking. Some lived off of candy. Not to say smoking is good for you. Don't do it.
I think it's true. Like I said not many employers give a **** about your degree. I know the numbers show one thing but you have to look at the context. Some high paying fields like medicine require degrees and that skews the results but the vast majority don't. I know three home builders. One has a masters in civil engineering, one has an associates in construction management, and one has nothing. All three make bank right now because of the housing market. The market doesn't give a rat's ass about their degrees. All three are busy right now because there services are in demand.
Honesty, "nothing" would be the better option.
Interesting article. Is there a point you are trying to prove or did you just wanted to share a cool article?
I thought it bolstered my point but I guess not.
Yeah I would say that’s a fair statement. I already agreed that major/degree matters. That article to me seems to be addressing pointless majors and that there are ways to succeed without getting a degree. I agree with both those points.
Lmao i am the immunizer at my CVS (Technician)… where is my 70/hr🥲
Hells no. You try to teach them to do it and they are all "I'm here to give shots, not do billing." They were just hired and thrown at stores with no clear expectations set other than "you'll vaccinate people."
