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Actually if no degree possible to survive or not?
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very der many, a lot wan to go lembaga and vitb but too late and too old....no money becos garmen don gib back cpf, knn
Most of the world's richest men do not have degrees so the answer is obvious.
Degrees are actually a hinderance because the perceived security of a degree inhibits risk taking.
Professors will also soon be deeply fucked. In some places already began that professors fled as refugees and drown in sea. Else where will start ina matter of time only.
It is NO SECURITY for any qualifications.
It is NO SECURITY for any qualifications.
aiyah go buy a MBA all f trashes do it............... & start earning 7-8k monthly courtesy of LHL; some more no need do NS for self or offspring!!
skolar much betta ...
With or without a degree, low income losers such as security guards, taxi drivers, dish washers, contract workers have all been able to survive in Singapore despite their mediocre work accomplishments. I am sure you can also survive. You just need to spend a lot less.
If you wanna join the civil service, you need a degree badly. Better if you are a scholar.
Not sure about the private sector.
When it comes to running a biz, I suppose other factors overtake having a degree. Biz acumen and connections for example.
Not sure about the private sector.
When it comes to running a biz, I suppose other factors overtake having a degree. Biz acumen and connections for example.
Most people get it the wrong way round. They get a degree thinking that it will help them make lots of money.
However in reality you should make lots of money first. Universities will then be queueing up to award you a degree or doctorate without you having to do a single assignment.
Dropout Bill Gates returns to Harvard for degree
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS | BY SCOTT MALONE
Chairman of Microsoft Corporation Bill Gates stands to accept an honorary Doctor of Laws degree during the 356th Commencement Exercises at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts June 7, 2007.
Most people get it the wrong way round. They get a degree thinking that it will help them make lots of money.
However in reality you should make lots of money first. Universities will then be queueing up to award you a degree or doctorate without you having to do a single assignment.
Dropout Bill Gates returns to Harvard for degree
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS | BY SCOTT MALONE
Chairman of Microsoft Corporation Bill Gates stands to accept an honorary Doctor of Laws degree during the 356th Commencement Exercises at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts June 7, 2007.
who wouldnt grant u a degree if u just gave the school endowment fund couple million bucks?
My point exactly. Make your fortune first and then buy a degree in politically and legally acceptable manner.
Nobody has since accused Bill Gates of getting his qualifications from a degree mill.
A degree gives you mobility. With a recognised degree you can apply to jobs with larger MNCs in & outside of Spore. It is also easier to emigrate with one especially if it is from the same country where you got the degree from. The authorities will see the degree as an asset as you are likely to be employable.
If you intend to get a local degree then I don't think it is as valuable because local companies are looking for cheap labor & as a Sporeans you can't compete with the cheaper Indians, Malaysians, Pnoy,...
There are other reasons to get a foreign degree is that you can network. These contacts will broaden your horizons & may even help you in your career.
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