Does education guarantee a good job? (Page 2)

[Nahid1707]

It helps to get a job but doesn't necessarily mean you'll get one.

[Pizza_lover159]

My aunt has her own company at 36 and she dropped highschool.

[britpop]

Nothing in life is guaranteed but it gives you a much better chance

[blacky1965]

College just shows employers that you have the dedication to compete a long term task. Just like the military. And it looks good on them. I got bumped out of management because the new guy has better qualifications then I do at 17 years. Hell I trained him.

[Shoenron]

It's a plus but it's not guaranteed unless you're in France and it's one of those elite school.

[ZeussLightningBolt]

No. As I found out.
And un education doesn't prevent you from getting a good job

[Landshrk0068]

Nope, it just makes you a debt slave. You need a degree to collect garbage for the city of Seattle.

[MindTime]

It's a mix of education, people networking, skills with people, and opportunity

[MidnightCowboy]

Nope, depends on your degree and who you know. Like getting a business degree will help you more to find a job than a degree in religious studies

[Passiøn]

Doesn't matter as long as you have a diploma or ged and took classes for whatever you want to do you're fine

[You_Cant_See_Me]

Depends what you got educated in. If you’re like these millennial snowflakes who are taking lesbian dance theory and shit like that, then it’s useless

[Lance1965]

It helps but it doesn't guarantee anything. There are a lot of very well educated unemployed people in the world.

[One_J_Boi]

A good job to be more specific, I think my 16 years of education was worth it.

[nbbn5]

Nope not at all , I say nowdays the less educated ones are earning more

[nbbn5]

People should know how to speak and should be street smart no point of being a nerd and a top grader if you can't even convince someone for something or can't talk confidently a perosn who is not so much educated but is street smart becomes more successful

[nbbn5]

And depends on the degree
At least in India the engineers , peooel with psychology and Pol science degree are getting nowhere , so it gets useless

[jessture]

Nope. I have a degree in music, and I work in IT testing healthcare software

[MommysBoyToy]

It takes more than just an education to get and keep a great job. Plenty of college grads are homeless, never used their education, unmotivated, incarcerated, etc... Life is nature and in nature nothing is a guarantee other than my good looks ;)

[alinakhanx0x]

Lol😂👍

[CT_CD]

Depends on how dedicated that person is towards education.

[torwulf]

No it doesn't. But often times it is a prerequisite.

[amit_kumar]

Education is the basic thing to understand the world but the knowledge is the key to success.

[Steve37]

Guarantee? No. But it really increases the odds significantly.

[the_sinner]

Only education doesn't guarantee it.
Real life skills also help.

[MikeTheGreek79]

I seen people with degrees working at McDonald’s cause they’re no opening or not a big field,

[Het2407]

Job is like how are you indulged in to your subject. Dedication plays a major role

[Bel99i-]

bcz no one get rich by studying. studies makes ur life easier thats it

[brezzaxo765]

It helps to get a job but doesn't necessarily mean you'll get one

[Malita55]

No but it helps a lot

[valualty]

Ass kissing is what get you the job

[ThreeSheetsToTheWind]

No. There are no guarantees in life barring death and taxes.

[LianaWerber]

It depends on where do you live

[Guzzzz]

It does not, your merit does

[lucidmemoirs]

Stop listening to Boomers. You'll survive longer.

[QueenofCups]

No, but it helps.

[JuanFrank7]

It does not or else I would a really good job atm

[Dude_1820]

Not always. Depends on what your field is

[Dude_1820]

Especially with the job market. I know people with bachelor degrees getting laid off and getting turned down jobs like McDonald's and such because they're 'overqualified' when they get laid off and just need a paycheck.
On a separate note, it depends if your field cares about a degree. My field cares more about portfolio, however a degree is helpful.
In addition, you can get decent jobs not requiring a degree. My dad has an associate degree in a completely unrelated field doing what he does now. His field is extremely competitive and he makes well over 100K

[redundantredundant]

It doesn't guarantee it, but it helps.

[Maazin]

Depends on what kind.

[GetNaeNaed]

No, If your degree is gay then no job for you.

[_autum9_]

Yes, it will definitely be useful at some point

[Kelly6]

Depends on how he or she takes education.

[Snowomann]

Maybe good education guarantee a good job

[jakeofalltrades]

nope

[name_is_eric]

Negative.

[ChickenFingers]

Nope.

[Emeric16]

Yea and no

[jon28805]

It definitely helps.

[faw087]

God no

[alinakhanx0x]

Any reason to support your opinion?