30 Jun
2000
30 Jun
'00
10:46 p.m.
Hello Mike
On 30-Jun-00, you wrote:
>> I love pointing out to employers that the
primary skill of a Phd is the
>> ability to stretch a simple project out to two years, and make it
"seem"
>> reasonable to the boss.
>
> That's funny, cause here we see the primary skill of a PhD as taking an
> impossible task and managing to get two monkeys and an engineer who
should
Interesting point of view. I personally see no correllation with a Phd,
and
the skill sets you describe.
Don't we all know what BS, MS and PhD really means:
Bull ____, more ____, and Piled higher and deeper.
Getting the job isn't what you know, but how you can sell yourself and your
ideas, no matter how half-baked they may be.
--
Gary Hildebrand
ghldbrd(a)ccp.com