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That just sounds like incentives are not aligned properly. If your goal is to get a job, then you’re not going to prioritize ”[valuing] education”, you’re goin
by mynameisvlad 4y ago
That just sounds like incentives are not aligned properly.
If your goal is to get a job, then you’re not going to prioritize ”[valuing] education”, you’re going to prioritize the things needed to get that job.
The problem isn’t that the OP doesn’t value education; that’s not even a problem, it’s entirely a personal choice. Some people just don’t value that, and it’s ok.
The actual problem is that employers require a 4 year degree which means that everyone wanting that job now has to do a 4 year degree whether they’re want to or not. And that degree is never going to be tailored to those just wanting a job; that’s what trade schools are for.