Message from @Shrimpf

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2017-12-09 20:08:03 UTC  

and industry sadly is ass kissing all the time

2017-12-09 20:08:14 UTC  

not that it doesnt exist in academia

2017-12-09 20:08:31 UTC  

but industry is #1 at that

2017-12-09 20:11:20 UTC  

I think it's kind of how you are as a person

2017-12-09 20:11:28 UTC  

I like being able to work hard

2017-12-09 20:11:38 UTC  

I dont like working too hard

2017-12-09 20:12:07 UTC  

If you can manage it

2017-12-09 20:12:27 UTC  

Having a high degree is going to be important

2017-12-09 20:12:27 UTC  

i guess it depends on the person.

2017-12-09 20:12:50 UTC  

and i agree that PhDs are not for everybody

2017-12-09 20:12:55 UTC  

My best friend is really driven

2017-12-09 20:13:19 UTC  

Dude worked his ass off at a top uni

2017-12-09 20:13:29 UTC  

Then couldn't deal with the biz

2017-12-09 20:13:39 UTC  

And started a restaurant that does well

2017-12-09 20:13:53 UTC  

Motivated/fast learners will do well regardless

2017-12-09 20:14:09 UTC  

on undergraduate many people wanted to do one. When graduating many prefer to go directly to industry.

2017-12-09 20:14:26 UTC  

I wanna do college

2017-12-09 20:14:34 UTC  

Which is different from uni

2017-12-09 20:14:39 UTC  

In my country

2017-12-09 20:14:48 UTC  

College is practical

2017-12-09 20:14:53 UTC  

Uni is empirical

2017-12-09 20:15:21 UTC  

On engineering is specially true. Is more of tenacity than anything.

2017-12-09 20:15:29 UTC  

College is like a trade school?

2017-12-09 20:15:38 UTC  

Pretty much

2017-12-09 20:16:01 UTC  

So our unis are nothing but intellectuals

2017-12-09 20:16:25 UTC  

hmmm i have to admit that unis are more theoretical that anything. They really dont prepare you for the real world

2017-12-09 20:17:12 UTC  

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>

2017-12-09 20:18:04 UTC  

translating theoretical knowledge to real knowledge is were the real challenge is

2017-12-09 20:24:53 UTC  

Its for personal experience

2017-12-09 20:25:02 UTC  

It helps make you a better human

2017-12-09 20:25:10 UTC  

And make things easier

2017-12-09 20:25:30 UTC  

Plus it teaches you everything about a subject you love

2017-12-09 20:26:09 UTC  

I dont do well in uni

2017-12-09 20:26:16 UTC  

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

2017-12-09 20:26:20 UTC  

tbh

2017-12-09 20:26:54 UTC  

>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

2017-12-09 20:27:16 UTC  

>not wanting stress free job operating heavy equipment whistling like the extense commercial

2017-12-09 20:27:41 UTC  

>ruining your hobby by turning it into your job instead of keeping it an enjoyable thing you do for your own satisfaction

2017-12-09 20:27:51 UTC  

$$$$$$$$$$$

2017-12-09 20:28:06 UTC  

tbh i would be too tired after a blue collar job to work on my own projects

2017-12-09 20:28:09 UTC  

>literally forklifts drivers get paid more than entry level programmers