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Is it just me, or does it feel like every new job requires a degree in 'who-you-know' rather than actual skills?
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Edited 14 SEPT 2026
Is it just me, or does it feel like every new job requires a degree in 'who-you-know' rather than actual skills?
Is it just me, or does it feel like career paths are like mazes now? Where's the exit? Still searching for that dream job.
Is anyone else feeling overwhelmed by the sheer amount of stuff to learn in a career these days? Seems like everything's constantly changing.
With tons of online courses, have we diluted the value of education? Everyone's a 'certified expert' these days.
Education's great, but I still think common sense often beats a university degree. Why don't they teach more real-life skills?
Do degrees even matter anymore? With online courses popping up everywhere, is a traditional education starting to lose its value?
An education might get you in the door, but experience often seems to be the real key to success. Why is that?
These professional networking events are super awkward sometimes. It’s like speed dating for jobs and they never seem to pan out.