Re:College-educated workers are taking over the American fac...
by duxup on Monday December 09, 2019 @04:09PM
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To be clear I don't mean to criticize the skills that a CS degree provides, nor anyone with one.
I wish I had the time to go back to school and get one. I would do it if I could afford to do so in a heartbeat. I wasn't a very good student in my early years, but during a career change took a class and found I loved it, but that time has passed for me for now (kids and career obligations for now). And honestly after I changed careers to a more coding centric career I certainly see the value.
I do think the differences you describe VERY MUCH depend on the tasks / job, and are not universal by any means.
I wish I had the time to go back to school and get one. I would do it if I could afford to do so in a heartbeat. I wasn't a very good student in my early years, but during a career change took a class and found I loved it, but that time has passed for me for now (kids and career obligations for now). And honestly after I changed careers to a more coding centric career I certainly see the value.
I do think the differences you describe VERY MUCH depend on the tasks / job, and are not universal by any means.