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<blockquote data-quote="aquaman2020" data-source="post: 28542453" data-attributes="member: 576704"><p>You are advising people to focus on skills while throwing shade on universities. Basically implying that experience is far better than a degree. If someone takes your advice and drops out of a uni, are you gonna take care of that person ? A degree in IT + experience (actually being able to do shit) reduces the risk of unemployment by a huge percentage and while focussing on skills/experience and neglecting paper qualifications does not.</p><p>As I said before, one can find work in IT while not being a degree holder, but it greatly reduces your chances of long term success. (again, I said reduce, not eliminate)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aquaman2020, post: 28542453, member: 576704"] You are advising people to focus on skills while throwing shade on universities. Basically implying that experience is far better than a degree. If someone takes your advice and drops out of a uni, are you gonna take care of that person ? A degree in IT + experience (actually being able to do shit) reduces the risk of unemployment by a huge percentage and while focussing on skills/experience and neglecting paper qualifications does not. As I said before, one can find work in IT while not being a degree holder, but it greatly reduces your chances of long term success. (again, I said reduce, not eliminate) [/QUOTE]
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