Among "white collar professionals" we have started a shift from a pedigree-based workforce to a vocational skills-based workforce. Tech is a leader here - if y

Among "white collar professionals" we have started a shift from a pedigree-based workforce to a vocational skills-based workforce. Tech is a leader here - if you can write code, you can make a living, even if you dropped out of 3rd grade. Most institutions of higher learning are unable, or unwilling to adapt to this new reality. What's the point of sending more students to schools that don't know how to prepare them for the new realities of the world they live in?