Mark Twain once said that it is a real shame that young people must interrupt their education to go to school. Oscar Wilde once said that education is an admirable thing, but that nothing worth knowing can be taught. As much as I agree with the spirit of their statements, the current job market requires a student to function within the formal and very competitive educational system until appearing qualified enough to even be considered for a respectable position with an organization that seems financially stable.
In today’s work force, men are slowly becoming the minority to well paid, highly respected jobs. More women are attending college, many achieving their bachelors, masters and doctorate degrees. While the number of men avoiding a
Coming to the realization that my dream job may be farther away, then first anticipated concerns me. The idea that I may have to fight for my dream job encourages me to get everything I can out of college. Making sure the odds are in my favor will better my chances of achieving my goal. Along with school, working in the field you are studying, using your experience and learning from your mistakes will make you stronger, and ready for what ever comes your way. I firmly believe that you can gain infinite knowledge from school, but what you will learn on the job, in the line of fire, is unmistakably just as important as the time dedicated to school
I started this mini-presentation with words from two very famous people. In closing, I would like to include words from a less
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