Degree no good ..... just get a good job
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arsenal62
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Re: Degree no good ..... just get a good job
pls lah.....you guys think wanna eat soft rice so easy izzit?
first, you must have the tongue like MW, more hiong than toto, kenntona's weight, youth machiam detach8 (31 yr old), diplomatic skill from wobbles, never die body like robot aka CP3O, rodders' height and the list goes on.............
ok..I go buy big sweep if tonight tio 1st prize then simi degree or job also doesn't matter me anymore.
pls lah.....you guys think wanna eat soft rice so easy izzit?
first, you must have the tongue like MW, more hiong than toto, kenntona's weight, youth machiam detach8 (31 yr old), diplomatic skill from wobbles, never die body like robot aka CP3O, rodders' height and the list goes on.............
ok..I go buy big sweep if tonight tio 1st prize then simi degree or job also doesn't matter me anymore.
detach8
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Re: Degree no good ..... just get a good job
Article for parents...
Why parents should leave their kids alone
Article for parents...
Why parents should leave their kids alone
Dinosaur hunter
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Re: Degree no good ..... just get a good job
We are talking about life where there's so many opportunities and outcome. There's no right or wrong answer in how to bring up a child. However, we could follow a few good guidelines such as to give the child the best we can afford, teach him/her the right values and give plenty of love.
We are talking about life where there's so many opportunities and outcome. There's no right or wrong answer in how to bring up a child. However, we could follow a few good guidelines such as to give the child the best we can afford, teach him/her the right values and give plenty of love.
KR81
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Re: Degree no good ..... just get a good job
Different parents will adopt different parenting styles to raise their kids. As Dino hunter mentioned above, there's no right or wrong; just individual preference. Parents will choose a parenting style that they are comfortable with and that is suitable for their children.
detach8, it appears that you would like to give more free reign for your future kids and that is perfectly fine. Others, including myself, would like to provide more guidance in their upbringing. Looks like we'll have to agree to disagree on this point.
Cheers
Different parents will adopt different parenting styles to raise their kids. As Dino hunter mentioned above, there's no right or wrong; just individual preference. Parents will choose a parenting style that they are comfortable with and that is suitable for their children.
detach8, it appears that you would like to give more free reign for your future kids and that is perfectly fine. Others, including myself, would like to provide more guidance in their upbringing. Looks like we'll have to agree to disagree on this point.
Cheers
KR81
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wobbles
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Degrees are important in certain fields. I mean, I would never trust my blocked coronary arteries to some untrained guy or some faith healer. So, yeah, show me your MBChB, MRCP, FRCP before you shove your stent up my femoral.
Similarly, Brobot would never trust his guilty conscience to some untrained joe, so any aspiring laMWyer hoping to knock a few weeks off the judge's sentence will need to brandish his LLB, LLM, QC before he gets to represent Goldenrod in court.
Or, I bet you wouldn't dare live in a condo/house that's not designed by someone with a BA, BArch and drive on roads that are not certified structurally sound by someone trained with a BEng(Civil Eng), preferably with a MEng or MSc(Civil Eng).
But, on the flip side of the coin, I see what KBW is going on about. I don't need a BA flipping burgers for me at McDonalds, or a BSc waiting on tables (good to have, but don't expect a bigger tip). It's not politically correct, that's why he's drawn so much flak, but guess what, the truth hurts. Some degrees ARE worth more than others.
The best degree is of course, that tuition teacher that was report by TNP - MBBS(child psychology) and her associate teacher, MBBS(mathematics). Fcuktards.
Degrees are important in certain fields. I mean, I would never trust my blocked coronary arteries to some untrained guy or some faith healer. So, yeah, show me your MBChB, MRCP, FRCP before you shove your stent up my femoral.
Similarly, Brobot would never trust his guilty conscience to some untrained joe, so any aspiring laMWyer hoping to knock a few weeks off the judge's sentence will need to brandish his LLB, LLM, QC before he gets to represent Goldenrod in court.
Or, I bet you wouldn't dare live in a condo/house that's not designed by someone with a BA, BArch and drive on roads that are not certified structurally sound by someone trained with a BEng(Civil Eng), preferably with a MEng or MSc(Civil Eng).
But, on the flip side of the coin, I see what KBW is going on about. I don't need a BA flipping burgers for me at McDonalds, or a BSc waiting on tables (good to have, but don't expect a bigger tip). It's not politically correct, that's why he's drawn so much flak, but guess what, the truth hurts. Some degrees ARE worth more than others.
The best degree is of course, that tuition teacher that was report by TNP - MBBS(child psychology) and her associate teacher, MBBS(mathematics). Fcuktards.
jasonmaxima
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Re: Degree no good ..... just get a good job
Hi... PM me price for your James Bond dvd box set....
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Hi... PM me price for your James Bond dvd box set....
jasonmaxima
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do you think I can claim warranty?
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do you think I can claim warranty?
DrK
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Re: Degree no good ..... just get a good job
The way I see it - there will always be 2 camps. Just like every other topic. 2 sides, 2 views, 2 breasts, 2 balls whatever..
Camp 1 - People who had gone to do a degree. Some have multiple degrees. Some are even specialists in their own fields. Even rarer, some came from Ivy leagues. To tell these people, hey your degrees are toilet papers is like a slap on their faces. Almost equivalent to hey you retard, why spend so much time and money on a piece of paper that has no use. It will be perceived as offensive.
Camp 2 - People who hadn't gone to uni but made it rather well or splendid for themselves in life. They prefer people to perceive them as using hardwork and brains to achieve what they have today regardless of any papers. They are staunch believers that papers aren't necessity to succeed in jobs because they are walking living examples of success stories. If one prods them further, a hint of self defence may springs up. Because performance in studies and credentials by papers are somewhat relating to more delicate issues.
Debates like these will never end. Pragmatic approach vs follow your heart. Fact of life vs sensitivity. It goes on and on. In the end, unfortunately it is the society who judges you. That means your prospective employers and those who paid you to put bread on the table (this can means your customers who hire your service presuming you run a biz). Whether camp 1 or camp 2, you have a lot of people to convince unless you live like a hermit.
The way I see it - there will always be 2 camps. Just like every other topic. 2 sides, 2 views, 2 breasts, 2 balls whatever..
Camp 1 - People who had gone to do a degree. Some have multiple degrees. Some are even specialists in their own fields. Even rarer, some came from Ivy leagues. To tell these people, hey your degrees are toilet papers is like a slap on their faces. Almost equivalent to hey you retard, why spend so much time and money on a piece of paper that has no use. It will be perceived as offensive.
Camp 2 - People who hadn't gone to uni but made it rather well or splendid for themselves in life. They prefer people to perceive them as using hardwork and brains to achieve what they have today regardless of any papers. They are staunch believers that papers aren't necessity to succeed in jobs because they are walking living examples of success stories. If one prods them further, a hint of self defence may springs up. Because performance in studies and credentials by papers are somewhat relating to more delicate issues.
Debates like these will never end. Pragmatic approach vs follow your heart. Fact of life vs sensitivity. It goes on and on. In the end, unfortunately it is the society who judges you. That means your prospective employers and those who paid you to put bread on the table (this can means your customers who hire your service presuming you run a biz). Whether camp 1 or camp 2, you have a lot of people to convince unless you live like a hermit.
