#career readiness

Is it time to stop pushing everyone toward college, or do high school grads actually need more education than ever?

Does anyone else think the education system is failing to prepare us for future careers?

Should colleges teach AI skills even if you're majoring in art history?

Does anyone else feel like high school education didn't prepare you at all for real career choices?

Does your university course actually prepare you for an AI-augmented career field?

Are universities selling a dream of “finding your passion” while leaving students unprepared for actual job markets?

Does anyone else feel like high school career advice is completely out of touch?

Does anyone else think the traditional university path is way overrated for most careers?