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Originally Posted by Patriam1066
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My children did unpaid internships and now the lowest earner among them makes $180k a year for 34 hours a week as a CRNA
Y'all clearly know what you're talking about. Jesus Christ I don't know why I defend white people. You deserve to be replaced by Jews
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so they were successful despite wasting a bunch of time in their early career? or are you saying they got hired on as real employees somewhere using the internship which led to their current success?
i'm sure there's some out there worth your time but for every one of those there's 15,000 usually asians xerox-cucking. a lot of places will go out of their way to hire someone fresh out of high school off the street instead of promoting an intern, because in doing so they lose their unpaid printer cucks.
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Originally Posted by hyejin
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this post is illuminating.
for the kids out there, though - with a nameschool you can v easily break even w just a stem bachelor's, even working outside ur field. the free time and available young twinks therefore make it a pretty decent option compared with early years doing long hours shoveling computer ditches etc. If u realize along the way that ur a born boss who doesn't intend to endure 6 to 10 further years of torture after undergrad just to become a highly paid servant like Papa Tex's kid, I recommend coasting through a degree that makes u sound smart while you work on making your abs visible or more visible or maybe less if thats your aesthetic. Business school at a connected nameschool is also pretty fucking good if you can extrovert and are comfortable doing talmud dogwhistles. Goodluck
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Getting "a degree" is actually pretty useful if you have the work ethic to knock a bachelors out in 2 years and have stuff like financial support, qualify for grants and loans, etc. It opens a lot of doors to places that "just want you to have a degree" and don't care what it is. If you're on your own as far as paying for your school and living expenses go, just work.
the amount of places that value _random bachelor degree_ over an HS diploma are dwindling rapidly though, thanks to massive lib arts student enrollment rates, and employers catching on that browns get auto-passed through their first 4 years of school without having to try. tl;dr employers are getting woke on the fact that it doesn't really provide a higher quality employee.
The only inherent value to a college degree are a piece of paper saying you did it. Education can be replaced with free online courses/curriculum, self motivation, and books. Networking can be replaced by having a twitter and being sociable and buying people drinks. The piece of paper can be handy, but only really in one's early career or during career changes.
pro tip i have a lot of friends in IT recruitment and I have NEVER heard of them ever verifying someone's college degree. you can literally just fake it and nobody will care. they screen out the bullshitters through asking difficult technical interview questions. i tested it out once and got called back for a ton of interviews for a resume listing fictional IT certs that don't even exist lol.