Does school really matter?

[_Qwerty_]

dami akong kilalang ganyan.. sumusweldo na pero may allowance pa din galing parents.. pano entry level pa lang naka kotse na.. parking at gas pa lang kulang na yung sweldo.. masabi lang na may trabaho pero nakaasa pa din sa magulang..

[uls]

sa lagay na yan proud pa ang mga magulang kasi nagtatrabaho na ang anak

[uls]

yung ibang magulang naman ayaw patrabahuin ang anak

mag aral nalang daw

kaya ayan naka ilan degree na nag aaral parin hehe

[Ry_Tower]

Im not cpa and hindi accountancy course ko pero nung job offer sa akin ng smc we have same salary nung cpa. Lol. I dont know why gulat ako. Pero the finance head told us na san miguel dont consider a licensed one its good to have but not a must sabi nya. She further inform us na we will both undergo the same training. I ended up not getting the offer since mukang galit yung kasabay ko sa job offer. Hmmm. ''Experience will always speak for you.''

May EXPERIENCE factor na kasi. Kaya nga sabi dito, 1st job, malaking bagay yung school name. But the further you go, nasa tao na at EQ niya magdedetermine talaga.

[jick.cejoco]

some of these kids who graduated from the "top" schools have their noses up in the air. filipinos always love name dropping. of course you do not start from the top when you first get hired unless you came from another company from a moderate to high position. but if the applicant is a fresh graduate, it does not matter from which school, he will not start as a ceo unless he has learned the ropes. similar to the military, you do not start as a major when you graduate from the academy. you've got to earn the battle scars to earn the medals and the brass.

[uls]

but in the real world kids with well-connected parents really do get high paying jobs

[_Qwerty_]

kahit saang school.. kung san kaya kang pag aralin nang magulang mo.. ang mahalaga.. pagbutihin mo ang pag aaral mo.. pagandahin mo ang transcript mo.. yan ang magiging bala mo para makakuha nang magandang trabaho..

[Ry_Tower]

some of these kids who graduated from the "top" schools have their noses up in the air. filipinos always love name dropping. of course you do not start from the top when you first get hired unless you came from another company from a moderate to high position. but if the applicant is a fresh graduate, it does not matter from which school, he will not start as a ceo unless he has learned the ropes. similar to the military, you do not start as a major when you graduate from the academy. you've got to earn the battle scars to earn the medals and the brass.

But a fresh PMA graduate is a tiniente already vs a praybayt from a non-PMA academe.

It does matter even in the military.

[jick.cejoco]

yung ibang magulang naman ayaw patrabahuin ang anak

mag aral nalang daw

kaya ayan naka ilan degree na nag aaral parin hehe

these are the people who will retire as students for life.

i know of someone who has four bachelor degrees and one master's. he is a house husband and makes his wife work for a living. no pride. mabuti pa ang karamihan ng filipino, maraming pride:
pride rice
pride cheeken
pride fish.....

[Ry_Tower]

but in the realA world kids with well-connected parents really do get high paying jobs

Apprentice agad ni Sr. Manager or ni VP.

Supervisor agad sa sariling company or sa company nang kaibigan ni Papang.