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(2) Who is the smarter he with a degree or he who employs those with a degree?

with the standard a lot of the universities let through these days its hard to tell

when i first started at uni i was told "the only thing you'll get kicked out and raked through hot coals for is plagiarism".... now, it seems as though a lot of people cant get through without it!
 
education vs qualification

I'm sure most would agree the former is the more important

Sons a Doctor of Physics.
When it comes to Photonics,Lasers,Maths/Trading and systems testing maths he is so far in front it doesnt matter.

As for the rest of life---I get the call.
Oh and his employers are smarter---stuff he is working on is just amazing!
You and I cant even comprehend it in our thought processes!

I asked Kris why a Doctorate?
His reply was.
I'll be the only one invited for the position!

His Post doc was an invitation and he has 3 offers in the pipeline.
(Be an Expert at Something!)
 
Sons a Doctor of Physics.
When it comes to Photonics,Lasers,Maths/Trading and systems testing maths he is so far in front it doesnt matter.

As for the rest of life---I get the call.
Oh and his employers are smarter---stuff he is working on is just amazing!
You and I cant even comprehend it in our thought processes!

I asked Kris why a Doctorate?
His reply was.
I'll be the only one invited for the position!

His Post doc was an invitation and he has 3 offers in the pipeline.
(Be an Expert at Something!)

my brother is the same... he's never had to look for a job in his life - THEY come to him.

even before he finished uni he was getting job offers from different companies every single week for the last year.
 
Thanks Tech,

I've never known that the 80/20 rule was actually called the Pareto principle.

I think I might use it when I look at my client list. Keep the 20% that are a pleasure to assist and provide the bulk of revenue and spend more time with them that I would otherwise have wasted dealing with troublesome and energy sapping clients.

A nice application of "Work Smart, not Hard."

Good thread.

Cheers,

Kenny
 
Thanks Tech,

I've never known that the 80/20 rule was actually called the Pareto principle.

I think I might use it when I look at my client list. Keep the 20% that are a pleasure to assist and provide the bulk of revenue and spend more time with them that I would otherwise have wasted dealing with troublesome and energy sapping clients.

A nice application of "Work Smart, not Hard."

Good thread.

Cheers,

Kenny

did that at my last job. worked a charm.

banks have the same philosophy - which is why they dont care about customer service for the small timers
 
1. I have a Happy Marriage
The wifes happy and i'm married

2. Time is a great teacher, unfortunately it kills all of its pupils.

3. Think before you talk, no one likes gibberish/drunkenese.

4. If you don't take the punt today, you will regret it tomorrow.

5. If you fall off your bike, then get back on it.
If you fall off again - try and try again.

:D
 
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