> What you absolutely don't want is spend X years at uni learning something, and then 5-10 years into your "career" finding out it was obsoleted overnight and y

> What you absolutely don't want is spend X years at uni learning something, and then 5-10 years into your "career" finding out it was obsoleted overnight and you now don't have plan B. That seems to be running directly opposite of the current trend of admin assistant jobs requiring 2 years specialized admin assistant diplomas. Tech (and I would guess the world of the business MBA) is a unique space where people are learning and changing so quickly, but for a lot of those outside the bubble things seem to be calcifying and requiring more and more training at the expensive of the worker.