If it seems that students are becoming more impervious to direction and correction; If it seems that military recruits enjoy the glory of the uniform but lack the commitment and the character to abide by their loyalty oath; who see a dishonorable discharge as a way to quit, rather than a point of shame; If it seems that inexperienced, often poorly-trained, employees arrive ‘knowing it all,’ wanting it all, and lacking the concept of ‘working one’s way up’ in a career; If it seems that younger workers consider their jobs low priority, impetuously quitting, or missing scheduled days, to seek … Continue reading Print People vs. TV People Greater Problems Ahead for Business, Industry, Education, Military