Attaining a Bachelor's is NOT impressive. Sorry.

[Lloyd Braun]

Lulz at all these chumps graduating and acting like their sh*t don't stink. Attaining a bachelor's is NOT impressive at all. Sorry it just isn't. Yea sure some degrees are harder I don't give a phuck it still isn't impressive. Getting a Master's is SLIGHTLY impressive. A Ph.D? Now THAT is something impressive.

Lulz I used to be a hiring manager. I once interviewed some poor shmuck who was like 4-5 months out of college. I asked him why I thought our company should hire him and he said something like "because I have a degree and it shows that I have the ability to finish through something that I started and am willing to work for it". Something like that.

I smirked and told him we would call him back. Never did.

F*ck outta here peasants.

[OPISAPHA]

i thought a bachelor's was the bare minimum for most decent jobs
obviously you need experience too

[Kblavkalash]

It's not impressive because YOU said so. Got it.

[PersiaPower]

Ok. Lloyd Braun whatever you say

[sd3]

i judge it on the individual,

one guy i know, super smart, but kind of lazy, got his undergrad, but didnt want to do masters phd etc which he could of done easy, so in his case, im not impressed cus i know it was easy for him and hes capable of more.


another guy i know, hes not to smart, but not like dumb, just average maybe kinda just below average, but the guy is an absolute machine! ive never seen anyone with such a work ethic and work so hard, for him i think a undergrad is a big achievement cus he is pushing himself so hard to his very limits, so i was very impressed when he graduated

its all relative to the person

[.aeterna]

I don't know one person who has bragged about having a BA/BS.

[lucious]

bachelors in a hard science, math/engineering is respectable.


humanities? chit no son.

[CheeBye]

I actually kinda look down on myself for having a bachelors. Waste of time and money for a piece of paper that doesnt really mean anything. Didnt even attend my graduation ceremony due to embarrassment.(srs)

[brendbro]

Lulz at all these chumps graduating and acting like their sh*t don't stink. Attaining a bachelor's is NOT impressive at all. Sorry it just isn't. Yea sure some degrees are harder I don't give a phuck it still isn't impressive. Getting a Master's is SLIGHTLY impressive. A Ph.D? Now THAT is something impressive.

Lulz I used to be a hiring manager. I once interviewed some poor shmuck who was like 4-5 months out of college. I asked him why I thought our company should hire him and he said something like "because I have a degree and it shows that I have the ability to finish through something that I started and am willing to work for it". Something like that.

I smirked and told him we would call him back. Never did.

F*ck outta here peasants.

working on it

[dcbone30]

I'm only getting mine cuz it's free and I get to work while doing it.

[averagechump]

my best friend stopped school at 14

he's now a warehouse manager for a multinational

[Mudshovel]

Hiring manager ... Lol

[strunz]

OP u were never a hiring manager. Ur a nobody n that's why u subconsciously try to bring others down. It's cuz deep down ur miserable

[spentan]

I have a BSc, and I used it to get me a good job. Making 84k pa with 8 weeks leave at 24 years old, notbadobama.jpeg, I could get more but I'm happy where I am.

And I don't respect anyone with a masters or a phd, I know a few people that have masters degrees, they're still retards and vice versa, I know smart guys without doing more than a Bach degree.

As the above poster said, it's all relative. But IMHO, Bach is minimum for good career progression

[Lloyd Braun]

Hiring manager ... Lol

I was 24 when I had that job (and my job duties extended well beyond simply hiring and firing people) working 9-5 making $70K a year. Got it through a connection too. U mad??

[spentan]

I was 24 when I had that job (and my job duties extended well beyond simply hiring and firing people) working 9-5 making $70K a year. Got it through a connection too. U mad??

U mad I just turned 24 and have been making over 80k since January?

Yeh u jelly

[witchfinderg]

i judge it on the individual,

one guy i know, super smart, but kind of lazy, got his undergrad, but didnt want to do masters phd etc which he could of done easy, so in his case, im not impressed cus i know it was easy for him and hes capable of more.


another guy i know, hes not to smart, but not like dumb, just average maybe kinda just below average, but the guy is an absolute machine! ive never seen anyone with such a work ethic and work so hard, for him i think a undergrad is a big achievement cus he is pushing himself so hard to his very limits, so i was very impressed when he graduated

its all relative to the person

pretty much this

[saiyar1]

I was 24 when I had that job (and my job duties extended well beyond simply hiring and firing people) working 9-5 making $70K a year. Got it through a connection too. U mad??

Wait so a bachelors ( something you actually have to work or and do well) is not impressive but somehow you happening to know someone that just hands **** to you undeservingly is impressive to the point we would "be mad"? Fuking dumb a$$
Negged

[goosygoosy]

I'm a lazy kunt doing a mediocre business degree at a good university.

I'm fuked.

[Lloyd Braun]

U mad I just turned 24 and have been making over 80k since January?

Yeh u jelly

No.

I make LESS money than my old job but I gave it up (I got it because of a relative) to work at position where I work 3-5 hours a day with only one of those days where I actually have to go into the office.

I made a conscious decision to make less money but have a hell of a lot more personal freedom and free-time. One of the best decisions I've ever made. Last year I traveled Asia for 2 months. Couldn't have done that at my old job.

[F23]

OP probably only has a Bachelor's. "Hiring Manager" is not that impressive of a job, just sayin'.

[Chook Legs]

I have two. Sometimes I rub one out thinking about them. It really is that impressive.

[Merauder]

Yes,
Very impressive.

[JattStyling]

Getting one in electrical, chemical, or mechanical engineering is impressive

they are hard as **** OP

i dont think u are aware

[boarchicken]

inb4 op got his bachelors in woman studies or some bull**** and says all bs/bas are easy

[.aeterna]

U mad I just turned 24 and have been making over 80k since January?

Yeh u jelly

U mad I just turned 25 and have been making over 90k since January?

Yeh u jelly

[Staberella]

my best friend stopped school at 14

he's now a warehouse manager for a multinational

The CEO of my husband's company is a high school drop out. The reason he dropped out? Because he HAD TO work to help out his family when he was a teenager. Now a few decades later he is CEO'n $10K a day for a Fortune 500 because sometimes experience and dedication trumps all. He graduated the school of life with honors.

I am not putting down any degrees but you can have a PHD and still be a failure because you don't apply yourself and don't know how to hustle and network.

[guest89]

No.

I make LESS money than my old job but I gave it up (I got it because of a relative) to work at position where I work 3-5 hours a day with only one of those days where I actually have to go into the office.

I made a conscious decision to make less money but have a hell of a lot more personal freedom and free-time. One of the best decisions I've ever made. Last year I traveled Asia for 2 months. Couldn't have done that at my old job.

ITT OP's dad gives him a job and he thinks he's hot sh!t and is better then people who have attended college....

The CEO of my husband's company is a high school drop out. The reason he dropped out? Because he HAD TO work to help out his family when he was a teenager. Now a few decades later he is CEO'n $10K a day for a Fortune 500 because sometimes experience and dedication trumps all. He graduated the school of life with honors.

I am not putting down any degrees but you can have a PHD and still be a failure because you don't apply yourself and don't know how to hustle and network.

Lots of HS dropouts do extremely well for themselves. The thing is, for every high school dropout that does well, there are 500 others that are complete failures...

[iCAMETOPLAY]

I'm a lazy kunt doing a mediocre business degree at a good university.

I'm fuked.

Brah, in the UK, certainly at the big firms, uni reputation is seen as a better indicator than choice of degree [srs].

[sc4rf4c3]

Bachelor's in Engineering/Math/Physics/Compsci >>>> PhD in cultural studies.