Nice typo. |
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Okay, so I start my new job Monday, and part of this, I get to do a diploma in Business Analysis. It will take a while as there are a few components to the course, but should be worth it. |
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Nice typo. |
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It must be different in England... |
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What would you class as a good job though? There are plenty of people in my company that move up, and get jobs with their experience ahead of those with a degree.. I mean a degree doesn't really prove common sense, replace valuable industry knowledge or give you the edge over someone who is already moving up internally within a company.... Unless of course it is a specific degree to that job. We had a girl come into our team, who thought she was great because she just got her degree, and she lasted about a month or two before she quit because she couldn't do the job, she just didn't have the right mentality... |
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In many cases in the working world, you get paid for what you know, not for what you can do. If you don't have a certain diploma, it doesn't mean anything in companies that require one in order for you to get a promotion. There are exceptions of course, but that's the general rule. |
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Maybe in the US.... But certainly here in England, in my experience at least its what you can do that's important... It's pretty dumb to employ someone for what they know, rather than what they can do IMO. Although usually this should come hand in hand. |
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Yeah I got my High School Diploma Huzzah! |
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I don't know exactly what I mean by a "good" job. Maybe one you enjoy/good pay just generally a good job; one that is ideally suited to you. However, I don't think there's any point going to university for the sake of going to university. Unless you have a clear-cut idea of what you want to do career-wise (eg. me-doctor) then I can't see how it would help you. You may get a degree in one thing and then go in a completely different direction as a job. I'm definitely going to med-school because I don't know any other way to become a doctor. |
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Ah, I'm not sure what it is like elsewhere. Other than Asia and the US. I also thought you had just graduated from college for some reason. If you have a lot of experience that's definitely a plus to getting hired. |
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lol @ diploma |
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Hmmm, you see, this is what puts me off University, there are so many people going now that they take all the good jobs when the leave which then means that lots of people are left without jobs when they leave Uni due to the competition. I really don't know if i should go to University, the student Fees would be way high when i go i think it was either £8000 or £18000 in student fee's, i'd be screwed. I realy don't know about this |
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I'm trying to get as many diplomas as i can... |
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You merely have to change your point of view slightly, and then that glass will sparkle when it reflects the light.
It must just be a bit of a linguistic difference. In the states, when we wear our graduation robes and hats and all and walk down the stage, we get a rolled up piece of paper called a diploma which we can then hang on our wall or something. Then later when you are talking about your university experiences or being interviewed or whatever, you say, "I got my degree..." or "I got a degree in XYZ..." |
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In about seven weeks I will have my Associate of Science in Professional Photography |
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It certainly is good to get as many qualifications as you can, in my opinion as we now live in very competitive times. It seems like now a 4 year college degree is a MUST for any hope at a 5 figure income...anything less than that, at least where I live, where everyones got everything together and iis zooming along, means flipping burgers or pumping gas...it's a shame, but true. Continued education is a must. |
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I have a hustla's diploma. Wat else is needed? |
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If there was one thing my parents could do to annoy me during this last year of college, it was to bring up grad school. I had/have no desire to continue going to school right now. My goal now is to get rid of my student loans as quickly as possible... and figure out what I really want to do with my life |
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