F... School Work

[VegasSkinsFan]

Originally Posted by mredskins

I know three people with Master's none of their careers flew off the charts after or since they got theirs. My wife included.

I always say experience trumps education.

Talent trumps all. The degree qualities you for higher positions . Talent gets you the job and helps you keep it.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by VegasSkinsFan

Talent trumps all. The degree qualities you for higher positions . Talent gets you the job and helps you keep it.

I agree with us for the most part but in some professions a degree is a must and if you don't have it hit the bricks. ALOT of GOVT jobs are like that; which may explain why GOVT are not always the best at their jobs.

There is no way in hell a Masters; PhD etc... could ever hurt your career; where as not having one may. My point is some people belive once they receive their hire education that they magical wisp into a higher salary bracket.

[cpayne5]

Originally Posted by mredskins

I agree with us for the most part but in some professions a degree is a must and if you don't have it hit the bricks. ALOT of GOVT jobs are like that; which may explain why GOVT are not always the best at their jobs.

There is no way in hell a Masters; PhD etc... could ever hurt your career; where as not having one may. My point is some people belive once they receive their hire education that they magical wisp into a higher salary bracket.

I don't think that has any bearing at all. The reason there are deadbeats in the government is because once you make it past a year, you essentially can't be fired!

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by cpayne5

I don't think that has any bearing at all. The reason there are deadbeats in the government is because once you make it past a year, you essentially can't be fired!

I have seen plenty of folks get fired at the GOVT. or they get the famous switch a roo.

"Oh so and so he got moved to the Antarctic site to test polar bear piss."