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Yes, becuase the person with the bachelors degree is obviously going to leave at the first oppurtunity and be unhappy about their salary and responsiblity the e
by krschultz 16y ago
Yes, becuase the person with the bachelors degree is obviously going to leave at the first oppurtunity and be unhappy about their salary and responsiblity the entire time. Filling a position costs money so best to do it less often.
- lsc 16y agowhat if their bachelors is in fine art? My assistant has one of those, and I'm a lot less worried about her leaving than my support guy who has no degree but quite a lot of *NIX experience. My point is that a degree does not necessarily impart more upwards mobility than other kinds of less formal training.