I think that the education system kills the creativity, curiosity, the hunger for knowledge. There are programs the teachers fallows, the tests do no pushing you over the books material. Just to test you. There is no challenge. The students came out like bottles from a line. Shiny and equal. May be somewhere there is exceptions from this rule but I didn't see any.
Anyway, the degree is essential. If you want to make rich someone else. I miss a job in the National television. I had the qualification but not a degree.
But it was good for me. I've found a great job which allows me to travel, to work in any place as long as I am connected. But the path was not an easy one. There was moving from one job to another, autocrat bosses. Finally I was sick. I've made a decision what I want and stick to it. I lost a lot of money, time, I lost my sleep. It was hard times. I am grateful for all of that. I've learned a lot. The result? I can cook, I can repair almost everything, I can build a house from the ground up, I can talk in front of hundreds of people and a lot of other skills including managing a small company. I saw a few were bankrupt in front of my eyes.
I can tell that the live itself can teach you all of what you need. If you manage to stay focused on what you want. And learning all the time.
The degree is important for the first impression. But once one has a conversation with you the degree remains in the background. It's a just a starting point.
Anyway, the degree is essential. If you want to make rich someone else. I miss a job in the National television. I had the qualification but not a degree.
But it was good for me. I've found a great job which allows me to travel, to work in any place as long as I am connected. But the path was not an easy one. There was moving from one job to another, autocrat bosses. Finally I was sick. I've made a decision what I want and stick to it. I lost a lot of money, time, I lost my sleep. It was hard times. I am grateful for all of that. I've learned a lot. The result? I can cook, I can repair almost everything, I can build a house from the ground up, I can talk in front of hundreds of people and a lot of other skills including managing a small company. I saw a few were bankrupt in front of my eyes.
I can tell that the live itself can teach you all of what you need. If you manage to stay focused on what you want. And learning all the time.
The degree is important for the first impression. But once one has a conversation with you the degree remains in the background. It's a just a starting point.