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if I may be so bold, this is not an American mindset as much as it's a youth
mindset. Didn't we all expect to rule the world at 22? Weren't we all
meant to be millionaires at 35?
> >Sure, we lurk. We are trying to learn, because to a great extent, we are
> >the tech writers of the future. We are the ones with whom you will be
> >competing, not just for new positions, but for the positions you already
> >hold--and we are better trained, better educated, and better
motivated.....>
> This is a very American mindset, if you pardon me.
Actually, it's a very cartoonish version of American business.
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