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You should have dropped out.

• ibudiallo 13y ago
  That is debatable. And it think being able to see a project through the end is much more important
  • afleegman 13y ago
    When the goal of that project is to get a great job, it doesn't make sense to turn your back on a great job to go back and finish your project and then go out again and try to get another great job. He always could have returned and finished out his last year if needed holding his head high knowing he took his shot at something awesome. Anyone can apply and go to college, not everyone given a real opportunity to shine.
    • dwn 13y ago
      Not anyone can go to college and experience a college life -- generally people returning after years do not. If someone has true ability/talent such that they're given an opportunity to shine, they'll be given opportunities to shine again.
• readme 13y ago
  That's not right. Just because there's a startup boom now and plenty of people without degrees can get hired doesn't mean it will always be so. The very existence of any given startup is a fragile one, and all the larger size employers have a STRONG preference for educated applicants.