[thelist] Career Q's

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> > From: Adrian Kearns
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> > By this I mean qualifications from educational institutions.
> 
> gotcha... didn't get that on the first read...
> 
> FWIW, my alma mater has a computer art / graphic design program that puts
> out some good 
> designers, [snip] after all, if your 
> instructor is so good, why isn't he/she doing it for a living?
[Burns, Martin]  

I think the worst for this has to be the Business School eCommerce degree
courses which
are springing up all over the shop. Anyone really good enough to be teaching
is one of:

1 pre-IPO holding options and working all the hours
2 post-IPO and on a yacht in the Caribbean (I would be)
3 a regular employee earning over UKP100k a year.

so unlikely to be taking time beyond a single visiting lecturw. Also, as the
eCommerce world
changes totally every few months, what use is the info you learn in your
first year going to be
when you graduate?

Cheers
Martin


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