Hey Ds, I like Luke and all, and he knows it, but he thinks like a businessman.dsheinem wrote:That said, why must education (at any level) simply be about landing a job? Is there no value in paying for education for the sake of broader intellectual development?
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Getting an education for the sake of broader intellectual development, I'm totally on board.dsheinem wrote:That said, why must education (at any level) simply be about landing a job? Is there no value in paying for education for the sake of broader intellectual development?
Not so sure about paying for it, or at least paying for the prices involved with college. There are too many free or cheap resources out there to get your learn on.
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Sure, but not everyone can self-educate and a good degree experience sometimes functions as a way to train you to self educate for life. There's also something to be said for engaged learning with peers and experts that isn't the norm for self education.MrPopo wrote:Getting an education for the sake of broader intellectual development, I'm totally on board.dsheinem wrote:That said, why must education (at any level) simply be about landing a job? Is there no value in paying for education for the sake of broader intellectual development?
Not so sure about paying for it, or at least paying for the prices involved with college. There are too many free or cheap resources out there to get your learn on.
The price/value of that experience will vary by person. Some will find it not worth the price of college, others will see the college experience as a bargain.
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Some have said my education has been detrimental to my line of thought, I say my education has only reinforced my core train of thought.Ack wrote:Hey Ds, I like Luke and all, and he knows it, but he thinks like a businessman.dsheinem wrote:That said, why must education (at any level) simply be about landing a job? Is there no value in paying for education for the sake of broader intellectual development?
I can't help but think like a businessman. ROI has been programmed into my mind since birth.
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We dont here in Austin (that im aware of). I remember down in the valley we did have one when I was a kid. I'll check em out, maybe they can be ordered online or something.Hobie-wan wrote:If you have a Krogers, you might try that chicken bacon ranch pizza in the store branded ones. I didn't care for it, but it might be up your alley.indecks wrote: HEY HEY NOW... it was good with ranch dressing, ALRIGHT?
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You're... you're joking, right? There's no way anyone could be serious about a statement like that.Jmustang1968 wrote:Who pursues a higher education in engineering? Lol, I am only half joking. Some go and get their masters in business to become project engineers or managers. But higher education in engineering is generally worthless with a few exceptions:
- becoming a professor
- university research
- foreign students extending a visa
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Yeah, I think you're Krogerless there. Even if you can order them online, it won't be worth it. Was just a thought since it had ranch instead of tomato sauce.indecks wrote:We dont here in Austin (that im aware of). I remember down in the valley we did have one when I was a kid. I'll check em out, maybe they can be ordered online or something.
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So basically the 4 summer employees are going to be stuck at the main garage 90% of the time since flagging was basically our main purpose
1st We emptied the garbage-5 Min
2nd We swept the floor- 5 Min
3rd Weed Eating. - 7 Hours 50 Minutes. We only had one weed eater so two of us had to scavenge brush axes from the tool shed. We ran out of stuff to chop with the axes about an hour in so we ended up having to pretend to pick up garbage(We had already cleaned the lot out of boredom the day before) for the rest of the day while taking turns on the weed eater every time it ran out of gas.
Here is what we get to start tommorrow:
Painting 1/2 a mile of perfectly fine chained link fences with........
On a side note expected cost of this BS 4.5K(Or at least I hope that is what they said heard it as 45k, but there is no freaking way). Seriously why the hell are we doing this?
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I said I am half joking. But it doesn't really do much for you in the industry beyond getting a bachelors in an engineering degree. If you really want to, then more power to you. And when I say higher, I mean beyond a bachelors. That is a given necessity.lisalover1 wrote:You're... you're joking, right? There's no way anyone could be serious about a statement like that.Jmustang1968 wrote:Who pursues a higher education in engineering? Lol, I am only half joking. Some go and get their masters in business to become project engineers or managers. But higher education in engineering is generally worthless with a few exceptions:
- becoming a professor
- university research
- foreign students extending a visa
You are much better off getting some specialized training and/or certifications.
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