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training, not learning. did you read the first paragraph? care to give examples of positions that require learning that isn't actual hands-on training?
by cracki 16y ago
training, not learning. did you read the first paragraph? care to give examples of positions that require learning that isn't actual hands-on training?
- jleyank 16y agoFolks with advanced degrees in things like math, physics, physical chemistry, ... Many types of doctors (ie non surgeons), possibly lawyers as people have said that their schooling trains the mind rather than provides "courtroom practice". One can argue that advanced degrees in organic chemistry or biology is "hands on training", but those doing research in reaction mechanisms would probably beg to differ.