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| quote: | | Originally posted by zag2me My advice, forget about jobs afterwars, its bullshit, employers dont look at specific degrees, they look at you and a degree gives you an advantage over the other guy. |
Thats classic management student bs. If you want a graduate level job you need to do a decent degree. Professional jobs engineer, accountant, doctor, lawyer all need specific degrees.
Wee joke for you.
What does a management student say to you five years after they've graduated?
.....You want fries with that?
it's funny because it's true....
"management" love how people think it prepares them for anything, your a new graduate, you know nothing and yet your going to "manage" people with maybe 20 years experiance?
Don't get me wrong some of the degrees are difficult and with languages and certain other things they are valuable but management gets a high score on my joke degree list.
I.e. a management student I know did a "work placement" as a petrol pump atttendant....
I've done ones involving £250K project budgets (one of two gratuate engineers in a team of 4 or 5).
Uni is not a "life-experiance" in my view it's a ticket to decent jobs, a long series of hoops to jump through to get where you want to be. Not a large jolly. (having said that I used to piss about a fair bit too, never actually went to some classes... but I did a decent degree and finnished it)
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Last edited by Dervish on Feb-04-2005 at 17:50
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