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Dont give this to a recent grad

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Read it when your kids are born and then read it with them around eighth grade

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This book has some great points about the education process and interchangeable jobs and how to survive in this very uncertain game with changing rules

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I suspect this book was written orally using dragon software

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His analysis of the market for work is based on his analysis of what organisations actually want when they search for either employees or contractors to do particular work

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Most young people assume that “getting a good degree” from an accredited university is the major hurdle that delivers “a job” and these days they often end up with a debt that will take decades to pay back and a diploma that fails to deliver employment

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In brief smith regards all conventional universities as cartels that generate scarcity and astronomical fees for degrees but which deliver standardised coursework that acts as a proxy for professional competence but incorporates none of the skills or social competence needed in today’s working environments

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Only with info can we center ourselves