Highly educated, but...
It's amazing to see the number of women on CS with a master's degree making less than $25,000. Many cannot type a coherent sentence.Highly educated, but... a waste of money.
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2. Can't string a few words together? Is English their native language? They probably can write their own language a lot better than you and I put together.
I think we should never judge a book.
You know, ultimately, education changes your mindset. It's not as much as what you learn at University. It could be something as useless as political 'science' or art. It's the extra gears you gain in the process.
For example, I can compromise on anything in a potential partner (with the exception of the shape of her behind) but certainly not on the intellect. Sure enough, I've come across several women who did not have degrees and yet they had more brains than most, but even then, they were inevitably avid readers or 'informed' in some other way. Sitting flat on your behind behind the till of your little shop will make you a lot of cash alright but dumb you were, dumb you are, and dumb you'll remain.
But foreigners still live in a world of white kudos therefore they assume the education has merit like the old days where you got to university because you were intelligent and what they then taught you was relevant. The good old days where a degree meant something other than 25 year old child.
With regards to the $25,000 - well it is a fact that there are employers from countries who hire skilled workers with degrees and experience and just because of a worker's citizenship - one is offered a salary way less than employees from countries.
Just saying....
With regards to the $25,000 - well it is a fact that there are employers from countries who hire skilled workers with degrees and experience and just because of a worker's citizenship - one is offered a salary way less than employees from countries.
Just saying....
High degree in technology and programming, extreme qualifications and working here with a fantastic salary.
The other side is someone struggling with the language and accepting a low position. The example is an architect licensed in their country coming to America and taking a job as a junior draftsman.