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Originally Posted by Thomas W. Bethe

The other problem right now is that there are sooooooooooo many "recording schools" turning out thousands of graduates for non existent jobs. My email in box is full of resumes from hopeful candidates for jobs that do not exist here. I read them all and find it interesting that the only real jobs a lot of these people have had is working in a restaurant or retail sales yet when you talk to them they want to know about their benefit package, how many weeks vacation they get and how much over $40,000 a year they will be making being an audio engineer. When you try and enlighten them they get upset. "Well in school they told us that there were lots of good jobs that they were preparing us for and I could have my pick and that I should wait for someone to offer me a really good job before I agree to work for them". <I would like to know what fantasy world these schools are preparing their graduates for and how long the "professors" have been away from the audio/video/movie business that they don't have a clue as to what is currently going on in the profession????>

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