No, education nowadays is a trap… you can learn way more for free over internet (if you don't use it only for watching cat videos I've YouTube and so of course… ), and create a job by yourself, read "rich dad poor dad" by Robert Kiyosaki and you'll get what I'm talking about…
I am from India with the second most tough education system after China. Believe me right education can make you a millionaire even if you are not from top colleges. Ever heard about the Indians and Chinese taking away the jobs of these Europeans and Americans? That's because our brains have been tortured to the point where stress has no effect on us and also mental stamina has risen drastically.
I am still working my field of study. But working oil and gas there are bad down times. So I've had a couple times of being out of work. 70% of the job needs right now are technical associates degree or certificate jobs and skilled labor jobs. These typically start with decent rates of pay. I now earn more than most engineers and I didn't have near the time spent in school.
Nope. I did 3 years of Veterinary receptionist and assistant and they still wanted me to go back to college to take other courses. I just took 2 years of game design and jobs seem more hopeful this time.
I often come across people who have an education but no sense or intelligence and not street smart, so they still fail and end up unemployed or in McDonalds. You can reverse that. Plenty of people with no education at all do well if they are smart, hardworking etc.
Don't believe the hype. Go to school and get good grades and you're off to wonderful lalal land world awaiting for your royal hyness. Let me crash your bubble. If you're not willing to lie, and chest and even do whatever your boss tells u. Whatever job u will get will be Mc Donald's. Unless you're entrepeneur like me. Who doesn't work for nobody.
It can 100% give you a leg up if you have a better education. But it doesn't guarantee anything since every job nowadays requires at least a bachelor's degree
It doesn't really. tho there are careers in which is easier to get a job after you finished with your education. I believe those are in technology and health. Maybe ilustrators or graphic designer's with unbelievable talent.
Only if you have job experience as well. I had a bachelors but no experience so i kinda got stuck with he same position as a person with only a HS diploma
College Education sucks.. Basically college degree is useful when you wanna participate in internships or online courses or for Master's degree.. I don't think undergraduate has nothing to do with work experience... Companies required experience these days which can be obtained through internship program...
Because if you don't have some serious people skills and make people feel good all the school in the world won't help. Do yourself a favor and join Toastmasters or other people skills clubs and learn how to command the room with your presence. When you can do that you'll be the one hiring the college grads to do the work for you.
It depends on thousands of factors. Education happens to be one of them. From my exp. i had good education, nice college so i got nice job. But some of my friends didn’t get it. So there’s that.
I was told that in order to do my dream job that I would have to go to college. I knew that school isn't right for me but got shoved into it. I dropped out a month in and then worked a few jobs and ended up getting my dream job anyways.
If you have a degree in underwater basketweaving, you're not going to get a job as a neurosurgeon. However, you're MUCH more likely to get a job than someone with no degree.
May look good on paper and you maybe looked at a bit more, but it’s not a guarantee you’ll get a great job.. though it shouldn’t be looked at as you’ll never find a job in what you were looking into.
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No, education nowadays is a trap… you can learn way more for free over internet (if you don't use it only for watching cat videos I've YouTube and so of course… ), and create a job by yourself, read "rich dad poor dad" by Robert Kiyosaki and you'll get what I'm talking about…
I am from India with the second most tough education system after China. Believe me right education can make you a millionaire even if you are not from top colleges. Ever heard about the Indians and Chinese taking away the jobs of these Europeans and Americans? That's because our brains have been tortured to the point where stress has no effect on us and also mental stamina has risen drastically.
I know it. Bcz I am indian too
Nice which college you from?
I am still in school
I am still working my field of study. But working oil and gas there are bad down times. So I've had a couple times of being out of work. 70% of the job needs right now are technical associates degree or certificate jobs and skilled labor jobs. These typically start with decent rates of pay. I now earn more than most engineers and I didn't have near the time spent in school.
Nope. I did 3 years of Veterinary receptionist and assistant and they still wanted me to go back to college to take other courses. I just took 2 years of game design and jobs seem more hopeful this time.
Depends on what you major in and study in. Not all majors are the same and equally marketable for the current job market.
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I often come across people who have an education but no sense or intelligence and not street smart, so they still fail and end up unemployed or in McDonalds. You can reverse that. Plenty of people with no education at all do well if they are smart, hardworking etc.
Don't believe the hype. Go to school and get good grades and you're off to wonderful lalal land world awaiting for your royal hyness. Let me crash your bubble. If you're not willing to lie, and chest and even do whatever your boss tells u. Whatever job u will get will be Mc Donald's. Unless you're entrepeneur like me. Who doesn't work for nobody.
It can 100% give you a leg up if you have a better education. But it doesn't guarantee anything since every job nowadays requires at least a bachelor's degree
It doesn't really. tho there are careers in which is easier to get a job after you finished with your education. I believe those are in technology and health. Maybe ilustrators or graphic designer's with unbelievable talent.
Only if you have job experience as well. I had a bachelors but no experience so i kinda got stuck with he same position as a person with only a HS diploma
College Education sucks.. Basically college degree is useful when you wanna participate in internships or online courses or for Master's degree.. I don't think undergraduate has nothing to do with work experience... Companies required experience these days which can be obtained through internship program...
Because if you don't have some serious people skills and make people feel good all the school in the world won't help. Do yourself a favor and join Toastmasters or other people skills clubs and learn how to command the room with your presence.
When you can do that you'll be the one hiring the college grads to do the work for you.
Nothing guarantees anything. We are adrift in an ocean of chaos, lady!
You are lashed between the twin pillars of Doom and Folly!
You are standing on the edge of The Pit!
It doesn’t. You could be valedictorian in an elite private school and still be broke and unemployed later on
It depends on thousands of factors.
Education happens to be one of them.
From my exp. i had good education, nice college so i got nice job.
But some of my friends didn’t get it.
So there’s that.
I was told that in order to do my dream job that I would have to go to college. I knew that school isn't right for me but got shoved into it. I dropped out a month in and then worked a few jobs and ended up getting my dream job anyways.
If you have a degree in underwater basketweaving, you're not going to get a job as a neurosurgeon. However, you're MUCH more likely to get a job than someone with no degree.
May look good on paper and you maybe looked at a bit more, but it’s not a guarantee you’ll get a great job.. though it shouldn’t be looked at as you’ll never find a job in what you were looking into.
Many graduated people are struggling more today. It doesn't mean shit to have that piece of paper anymore