I don't want to clog up the thread where the parent is asking about whether to encourage the D to stay or not, so...
I am straight out asking. Everyone here seems to know what that job is, and I actually don't. I mean, I know what it means to consult, but as a field, I'm confused. I looked it up, and I got definitions of experts hired to help corporations do this or that.
Bu a newly minted Bachelor's degree holder is not going to be an expert, compared to the people in the field already, so what are they getting paid this big bucks for?
Not a snarky question--I am sincerely clueless on what this means.
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