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Women are known to chase institutional accolades more than men when given the opportunity. It is in line with a general preference for more security. Will it
by david38 5y ago
Women are known to chase institutional accolades more than men when given the opportunity. It is in line with a general preference for more security.
Will it work today? Probably. There are few women in the trades. If you can get a cheap degree, it is likely better than no degree.
- petre 5y agoNo, women are generally underpaid compared to men, so it's obvious that they'll try to get the appropriate degrees in order to be able to compete.
- epicureanideal 5y agoWomen don’t earn less for the same work. Never married women with no kids actually out earn never married men with no kids. Please read “why men earn more” by Warren Farrell or skim the table of contents for a list of some of the factors that influence earnings, such as working longer hours, in a different field, in unpleasant conditions, etc.
- watwut 5y agoI always assumed no one give me benefit of doubt if I don't have something actually in hand. Which meant for me, I would expect the degree to be necessary for me to get the first job.