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A degree also proves that you were able to stay dedicated to something for ~4 years without giving up. There is a lot to be said for showing that kind of commi
by dp1234 14y ago
A degree also proves that you were able to stay dedicated to something for ~4 years without giving up. There is a lot to be said for showing that kind of commitment to a goal.
- randomdata 14y agoI'm not sure that is it. I have dedicated far more time than that to other endeavours, but I can likely count on one hand the number of employers who would actually care. I think the reality is just pack mentality. At some point, one successful business only hired those with degrees, and everyone else adopted the same policies in attempt to duplicate their success.
- mylittlepony 14y agoI think it's more an excuse for the employer, if he's an employee too. Imagine this situation: superior.- This guy is a disaster, why did you even hire him? employer.- Well, he had a X degree in Y.