Doctors are the single most ineffective profession in the modern world

I feel like white collar business jobs are the single most useless profession in the world. I just graduated and I genuinely don't understand the point of most jobs in corporate America. Most of my friends have jobs with fancy titles but are nothing more then a call center worker or a glorified sales man, and then when people get promoted to manger roles they barely do anything except send emails and "motivate their staff".

Financial Analyst= call center worker

Account Executive= Sales person or telemarketer

In conclusion, corporate America jobs are the most useless and ineffective. If you work in Corporate America you know I am not wrong

White Collar Jobs wrote:

I feel like white collar business jobs are the single most useless profession in the world. I just graduated and I genuinely don't understand the point of most jobs in corporate America. Most of my friends have jobs with fancy titles but are nothing more then a call center worker or a glorified sales man, and then when people get promoted to manger roles they barely do anything except send emails and "motivate their staff".

Financial Analyst= call center worker

Account Executive= Sales person or telemarketer

In conclusion, corporate America jobs are the most useless and ineffective. If you work in Corporate America you know I am not wrong

Yep lots of made yo busy work

Well physios will try and suck you out of a lot of money needlessly for you and selfishly for them. I don't have to worry about this with docs because they are not desperate and pushy for money. There is a lot of professional incompetence among doctors. They act as if they know and they're right but it's all part of their act of pretending to know and sounding confident. A lot of the time they are very unsure or even clueless but act confident as if theyre 100 right. They know how to BS because the sheeple will listen to them and surrender their trust to them. You just can't make it as a doctor if you are truthful and say I don't know or I'm not sure this will work or this could go wrong.

Choice 3 - neither one.

In 1975 (before the MCAT was dumbed-down), I scored in the 90th percentile. Also, passed 2 bar exams, incl DC (one of the top 5 most difficult in the US). Had a 40 yr career in DC, as an admin'or at an athletic shoe/apparel manufacturer, and as EVP/general counsel in higher ed.

What is also remarkable is how anyone with expertise has been reviled repeatedly in the media (as is being done with doctors in this thread). Name the field and you will have people who have dedicated their lives to studying that field and they have been questioned by talking heads and politicians with an agenda who know almost nothing about that field. Calling experts hacks and politically motivated has become sport in our media and has been extremely destructive to EVERYONE'S credibility and our ability to agree on basic facts, science and reality.

So pile on if you want. But know you are just contributing to mutual distrust in this country, not to mention prevention of any coherent, evidence-based public policy.