How many of y’all use what you learned in college at work
Just wondering if it prepares you well enough for finance roles, currently except the networking and social behaviours nothing i do at work is related to college
I repeat that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell to myself before every meeting.
Art history taught me how to make better slides for sure
Most of what you need to learn about your career and life happens after college. Education is supposed to teach you how to learn
The things you learn after college is surely more valuable and interesting than what you’d learn in school, you spend your time choosing what you want to learn
I've personally found reading books in my free time has helped significantly with both acquiring knowledge and developing new frameworks on how I view the world. Was definitely more intriguing than learning biology in college.
I learned MS Excel in college and pretty much was on it every day in my first job.
Enrolled in financial risk management program in college. Currently working in financial risk management. So I use most of it everyday.
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