Eh, sometimes the training takes 4-8+ years, and is only achievable by people with a certain disposition or talent.
I do think it makes sense for education and work to be better integrated (apprenticeships make a lot of sense)
But “discriminating” based on education and skill is just making a decision based on the two most important factors. I don’t want some unskilled HS student as my surgeon.
If anything, I think hiring should be based on skill more, not based on previous jobs you’ve had and how good you are at interviews.
A high-school graduate can do any job on the planet with training.
In a fair system employers would not be allowed to discriminate based on level of education and skill.
Eh, sometimes the training takes 4-8+ years, and is only achievable by people with a certain disposition or talent.
I do think it makes sense for education and work to be better integrated (apprenticeships make a lot of sense)
But “discriminating” based on education and skill is just making a decision based on the two most important factors. I don’t want some unskilled HS student as my surgeon.
If anything, I think hiring should be based on skill more, not based on previous jobs you’ve had and how good you are at interviews.