Message from @Shrimpf
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and industry sadly is ass kissing all the time
not that it doesnt exist in academia
but industry is #1 at that
I think it's kind of how you are as a person
I like being able to work hard
I dont like working too hard
If you can manage it
Having a high degree is going to be important
i guess it depends on the person.
and i agree that PhDs are not for everybody
My best friend is really driven
Dude worked his ass off at a top uni
Then couldn't deal with the biz
And started a restaurant that does well
Motivated/fast learners will do well regardless
on undergraduate many people wanted to do one. When graduating many prefer to go directly to industry.
I wanna do college
Which is different from uni
In my country
College is practical
On engineering is specially true. Is more of tenacity than anything.
College is like a trade school?
Pretty much
So our unis are nothing but intellectuals
hmmm i have to admit that unis are more theoretical that anything. They really dont prepare you for the real world
i had this experience when doing real work in the field... well thank for 5 year studying, i was lost as fuck at the beginning <:honkhonk:381867737443467268>
translating theoretical knowledge to real knowledge is were the real challenge is
Its for personal experience
It helps make you a better human
And make things easier
Plus it teaches you everything about a subject you love
I dont do well in uni
just get a satisfying blue collar job where your body stays fit and healthy and you go to work smiling because the union made your boss pay for your family's insurance
tbh
>Wanting stressful engineering job where you waste your technical skill and interest making shit for someone else you will never have any ownership of, right to, or ability to afford
>not wanting stress free job operating heavy equipment whistling like the extense commercial
>ruining your hobby by turning it into your job instead of keeping it an enjoyable thing you do for your own satisfaction
$$$$$$$$$$$
tbh i would be too tired after a blue collar job to work on my own projects
>literally forklifts drivers get paid more than entry level programmers