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Hangman GameEducation Degree
Created: 2008-10-02 00:30:05
I am asking this, because we often hear from companies, that when they hire young professionals, all they get are good theoretics. These young employees do not have practice, and have to be taught to work, despite the years they spent studying and a diploma they obtained. So maybe we are unfair to those, who have less diplomas, but greater life experience? These people had to do something more that study, in order to survive and achieve their goals. They are practitioners, and their "life experience degree" might be worth many times more than, let's say, university diploma.
What do you think - are we overvaluing education, or is it crucial, and life experience is no way better than university diploma?
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