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The academy should not exist to serve short term corporate interests (I.e. outsourcing employee training). Also university students who want to work in corporat
by jdavis703 11y ago
The academy should not exist to serve short term corporate interests (I.e. outsourcing employee training). Also university students who want to work in corporations should intern, or if for some reason you can't get an internship, volunteer to build real world apps. I've trained several new grads, who have trouble with implementing even the most basic tasks. This is a failing of the students and the places that hire them, not the schools. It would be like blaming schools for under-employeed English grads.
- Joeri 11y agoHow do the schools advertise the CS degree? Do they advertise it as a purely academic pursuit with little practical benefit, or do they promote it as the start of a career? If the latter, it is very much the schools who are to blame if they fail to teach the things needed to have that career.