Tell your story if anyone of you were able successfully to integrate into the job market (where degree is somewhat necessary) without finishing university. What steps have you taken?
[Edited by Mauricio33 on May 30, 2018]
Has anyone integrated into job market without graduating?
Posted May 30, 2018 09:55
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Tell your story if anyone of you were able successfully to integrate into the job market (where degree is somewhat necessary) without finishing university. What steps have you taken?
Posted May 30, 2018 12:57
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Considering that only 11-40% of the workforce has graduated (percentage depending on the country) there are of course many people that are in the job market without graduating
Some people with very strong work experience have posted in this website looking to find an MBA, so it is of course possible. Most UK universities will consider you for MBA if your work experience is up to their standards, even if you have not graduated. So you still have options
Of course a strong degree, especially a good MBA will do wonders for your career and you will have a considerable advantage, especially at the early years
Check out:
https://find-mba.com/mba-faq/why-should-i-do-an-mba
https://find-mba.com/mba-faq/do-i-need-an-mba
[Edited by George Patsoulis on May 30, 2018]
Considering that only 11-40% of the workforce has graduated (percentage depending on the country) there are of course many people that are in the job market without graduating
Some people with very strong work experience have posted in this website looking to find an MBA, so it is of course possible. Most UK universities will consider you for MBA if your work experience is up to their standards, even if you have not graduated. So you still have options
Of course a strong degree, especially a good MBA will do wonders for your career and you will have a considerable advantage, especially at the early years
Check out:
https://find-mba.com/mba-faq/why-should-i-do-an-mba
https://find-mba.com/mba-faq/do-i-need-an-mba
Some people with very strong work experience have posted in this website looking to find an MBA, so it is of course possible. Most UK universities will consider you for MBA if your work experience is up to their standards, even if you have not graduated. So you still have options
Of course a strong degree, especially a good MBA will do wonders for your career and you will have a considerable advantage, especially at the early years
Check out:
https://find-mba.com/mba-faq/why-should-i-do-an-mba
https://find-mba.com/mba-faq/do-i-need-an-mba
Posted May 31, 2018 20:02
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Yes, it happens all the time. But a degree is a sure-fire way to increase your earnings over time.
Yes, it happens all the time. But a degree is a sure-fire way to increase your earnings over time.
Posted Jun 05, 2018 13:56
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Tell your story if anyone of you were able successfully to integrate into the job market (where degree is somewhat necessary) without finishing university. What steps have you taken?
Well, long story short - I didn't finish my bachelor's degree in history. I was working as a local guide in my city Athens and playing poker online, it was an overwhelming life I left behind. Then I decided that food on the table must come from another direction. One day, accidentally, programming involved me. The integration into labor market was necessary. Thus I decided to try-out all available free learning tools in the vastness of the Internet. For sure I'm thankful for google peanuts and youtube, you can't imagine how much cool free stuff you can find when you force yourself to. MOCCs was also an option to get few certificates. Having good free info always helped to improve faster in my life. Hence, the journey took 5 years and now I'm successfully working as a senior PHP developer and I sure I'm a perfect fit for the job market, where a degree is necessary for my position. Well, I hope I am.
[Edited by Mauricio33 on Jun 06, 2018]
[quote]Tell your story if anyone of you were able successfully to integrate into the job market (where degree is somewhat necessary) without finishing university. What steps have you taken?[/quote]
Well, long story short - I didn't finish my bachelor's degree in history. I was working as a local guide in my city Athens and playing poker online, it was an overwhelming life I left behind. Then I decided that food on the table must come from another direction. One day, accidentally, programming involved me. The integration into labor market was necessary. Thus I decided to try-out all available free learning tools in the vastness of the Internet. For sure I'm thankful for google peanuts and youtube, you can't imagine how much cool free stuff you can find when you force yourself to. MOCCs was also an option to get few certificates. Having good free info always helped to improve faster in my life. Hence, the journey took 5 years and now I'm successfully working as a senior PHP developer and I sure I'm a perfect fit for the job market, where a degree is necessary for my position. Well, I hope I am.
Well, long story short - I didn't finish my bachelor's degree in history. I was working as a local guide in my city Athens and playing poker online, it was an overwhelming life I left behind. Then I decided that food on the table must come from another direction. One day, accidentally, programming involved me. The integration into labor market was necessary. Thus I decided to try-out all available free learning tools in the vastness of the Internet. For sure I'm thankful for google peanuts and youtube, you can't imagine how much cool free stuff you can find when you force yourself to. MOCCs was also an option to get few certificates. Having good free info always helped to improve faster in my life. Hence, the journey took 5 years and now I'm successfully working as a senior PHP developer and I sure I'm a perfect fit for the job market, where a degree is necessary for my position. Well, I hope I am.
Posted Jun 07, 2018 19:22
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So, you asked a question and then answered yourself with your own story?
So, you asked a question and then answered yourself with your own story?
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