Redux: If The Private Sector Wants a Perfect Employee, It Should Train One

The NY Times has a great article today, “Skills Don’t Pay the Bills” by Adam Davidson. It is a relief for me. Sometimes I feel like I’m screaming into the wind when I categorically refute the idea that more degrees equal more and better jobs.

The article reminded me of a similar piece I blogged here months ago. The blog post was commissioned by my twitter friend Douglas Edwards after I went on one of my (in)famous twitter rants about credentialing. He said I should write it so he could cite it in his mega annotated online bibliography project. I thank him for the nudge.

Onward and upward.

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Raging Against The Machine

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