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p.1 #20 · Tagalong with Apertura August 2, 2008 | |
I'm pretty sure that a couple of free workshops with Ray will be far more useful as training and cost-effective than a few years in university where you'd pay thousands in fees, let alone living costs.
Also, I do not know how it works with you guys in the US, but companies here let university students do training by doing their projects in collaboration with the company. Most companies won't pay you (unless they're pretty sure they want to employ you after graduation), but if you do well they either give you a job in the end or you get a very good reference, which counts for a lot more than 10 references from academics. Is that unethical? Does the company get free labour? Sure it does. Do you get anything out of it? Sure you do.
In fact, thinking about it, the biggest scam is a PhD. You actually pay the University so that they can claim grants and say they do all that research, which you do.
Edited on Aug 01, 2008 at 04:05 PM
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