is a high school diploma or g.e.d really needed?
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MrLunatik1979 wrote: »more often than not you need a diploma or GED. I personally got lucky and got into a company that likes to train and promote from within so I am not feeling the effects of not having an education, but I know I am lucky that I found what I did and have the work ethic to advance.
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Do you wanna be a servant the rest of your life or not? Because when you really think about it, most of the jobs you get with an education that's all you really are. And you need to work so many hours at these jobs just to make ends meet, a servant you become.
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Some people have 1 to 3 degrees or college diplomas and can't find a decent job. So they're stuck in a minimal paying job too. A lot of employers are looking for experience or knowledge, therefore, will pick someone with years of experience over a person with a degree without industry experience....in most cases, not all.
The benefit of a degree,etc., is if you land that dream job your pay is usually a hefty one from the get go. Plus it show you have the drive and dedication to conquer objectives.
Bill gates dropped out of high school, but he had skills in computer programming. Like how the old folks saying goes, it's not how much you make, it's how you manage it.
The way the economy is going, you're going to need a college diploma to work at McDonald's. It takes concentration and determination to go back to school, so if he doesn't consist of these qualities then he shouldn't bother, or he'll waste his time. -
Will Munny wrote: »Do you wanna be a servant the rest of your life or not? Because when you really think about it, most of the jobs you get with an education that's all you really are. And you need to work so many hours at these jobs just to make ends meet, a servant you become.
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Nike Cortez wrote: »MrLunatik1979 wrote: »more often than not you need a diploma or GED. I personally got lucky and got into a company that likes to train and promote from within so I am not feeling the effects of not having an education, but I know I am lucky that I found what I did and have the work ethic to advance.
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It depends on the person really, my girl got her GED at 17 went straight to college and is getting paid good money.