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A medical doctor or an architect would disagree with that statement.
by ainiriand 4y ago
A medical doctor or an architect would disagree with that statement.
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- fwlr 4y agoAlso true of someone who graduated from law. (It is interesting to note that all three - law, medicine, and architecture - have licensing requirements involving an imposing exam separate to the degree.) My point is not to agree completely with Stallone’s quote, but rather to use it to represent the commonly-held belief that, while the stated value of a college degree is the information learned, the real value is proof of work ethic. I introduced that belief so that I could put forward my contention, that a third value of college degrees is emerging: proficiency at navigating modern DEI bureaucracy. And to be clear, I believe it’s a valuable proficiency to have! For many companies, hiring a closet racist is undoubtedly more dangerous than hiring a lazy oaf.
- ainiriand 4y agoVery interesting! Thank you for the insight.
- readthenotes1 4y agoWould that be before or after they made the STEP 1 pass fail?