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Please note that this is an article about average people, making the headline entirely sensationalistic ("no sign"?). The average engineer has a set of skills t
by joshklein 15y ago
Please note that this is an article about average people, making the headline entirely sensationalistic ("no sign"?). The average engineer has a set of skills that can easily be plugged directly into a corporate widget machine to profitable ends, and is paid accordingly. The average "fluffy major" has a set of skills inapplicable to much of anything. But what happens if you stop thinking about the average? I don't know the answer to that, but I do know plenty of fluffy major C-levels and directors.
But I also like JonnieCache's take on it in these comments; fluffy majors know better than to care about such base needs as material wealth!
- tatsuke95 15y agoThese were my thoughts exactly. Any intelligent, ambitious individual will find a way to succeed, regardless of the chosen University major. But the practical skills taught in BUS, CS, ENG etc are more valuable in a corporate setting, and hence for the majority of folks who just want to get a job.