Teachers are not the analogue of executives. City or State Superintendents are. Teachers do not make strategic decisions that concern multiple disciplines underneath administration. I have no dog in this hunt from a political perspective but I'm getting tired of one side going completely bonkers at any type of criticism of capitalism, a system that has its imperfections like any, and then the other side desiring so much that everyone be recognized as equally able as everyone else that they're willing to also bend reality to suit their ideological presuppositions.
I'm sorry. It doesn't work that way. Racquet stringers are not qualified as cardiovascular surgeons. Basket weavers aren't expert deep sea divers. Strategic management is not the domain of a schoolteacher who runs the same lesson plan for every one of their 40, 120, or 200+ students. They do not have backgrounds in operations management, cost accounting, finance, marketing, etc.
And I have cerebral palsy and I don't fool myself into thinking I can win the Boston Marathon... I'm not an invalid, but I'm also not deluded.
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"Daytrader" is basically saying that you never picked up a finance textbook in your life, you don't understand the mechanics of business valuation, and you don't care.
In other words, you might as well have said "astrologer."