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Since human knowledge isn't passed down through genetics, people generally don't know about something, until they have worked with it. That's what education is
by overcast 7y ago
Since human knowledge isn't passed down through genetics, people generally don't know about something, until they have worked with it. That's what education is for, whether it's on their own or formally in a class room. I assume anyone being groomed for these positions, learns it like any other trade.
- kelnos 7y agoYes, but you'd rather not have to train at all for these positions, and have a robust hiring pool of people who already have training because that training is applicable to a wide range of jobs. You're also less likely to be able to find people willing to train in something they know is obsolete and will have no utility outside the job at hand, which means you have to spend more money to find and train these people. I guess all this is less of a problem in the military, where you do as you're told, but still.