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Guide to Career Planning, part 2: Skills and education
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[Please read my opening disclaimers . Note especially that these are only personal views; I am not trying to malign anyone else’s choice of career or education path. These are simply the things I would want to be told if I were entering college today.] This post discusses skills acquisition throughout your lifetime, including your formal education. So I will start with college and move on from there. What should I study in college? Some people argue that college will be your one chance in life to pursue your passion —to spend four years doing nothing but studying whatever you love the most, wh
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