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As though learning to be trusted to do what you commit to do (whether you love doing it or not) has nothing to do with your career. Attitudes that completely d
by crusso 13y ago
As though learning to be trusted to do what you commit to do (whether you love doing it or not) has nothing to do with your career.
Attitudes that completely disregard integrity will completely destroy the value of online degrees. It's a shame.
Then later when you have a boss who is looking over your shoulder at every step to make sure that you're not trying to get away with something... guess who is going to be complaining about trust?
- Fuxy 13y agoAssuming offline degrees still have any value. Experience seems to outweigh that from what i have seen. For instance my degree is completely useless just because i have it from a different country. Luckily that never prevented me from doing what i like regardless. I might actually bother to take the time get the same degree in the country i currently live in but that's not because that piece of paper has any value it's just because I always enjoyed learning new things.