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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera
For so long the mantra was go to college and get an education. Now we have a raft of people with art majors and other useless degrees and 6 figure student debt.
A good tradesman is like finding a great mechanic. Almost don't want to share their contact info so they don't get too busy.
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Philosophy undergrad. Worked for 2 years. Now in an MBA program. Paid internship at a major bank, graduating in April, have an interview this Thursday at a technology consulting company.
If I could do it again? Probably the same. My philosophy degree has been indespensible, to be perfectly honest. Not employable, but valuable in the way I can think about problems, learn, and break down concepts.
However, as fairly well off old welder told me once, "Programming is the **** man, that's where the money is."