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How does a PhD make you a better worker than someone without one?

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  • IvanOpinion
    IvanOpinion Posts: 22,131
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    Rules :eek:

    wish I could use a red card ;)
    Last time I played hockey it was aginst the local girls school ... I got sent off for loitering with intent

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  • Nelski
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    Last time I played hockey it was aginst the local girls school ... I got sent off for loitering with internet

    Ivan

    what you took your laptop:eek: :rotfl:
  • Edinburghlass_2
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    Nelski wrote: »
    just a reasonable iq rating should do it............or maybe not:rotfl:

    never mind hun we can now discuss the issue of mushy or garden:rolleyes:

    errrr raw for me :rotfl:
  • Edinburghlass_2
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    Last time I played hockey it was aginst the local girls school ... I got sent off for loitering with intent

    Ivan

    You're talking Scottish now Ivan, must have been a good game ;)
  • Nelski
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    errrr raw for me :rotfl:

    oh damm thats gone now too - cant understand how this is happening :whistle:
  • Catseyez
    Catseyez Posts: 993 Forumite
    Alright I eat my words. PhDs are great things.

    But surely you can be successful and happy in life if a PhD is not in your abilities.

    Of course you can! A friend of mine earns just under £200k and has neither a masters nor a PhD. Yet another friend has a PhD (in music) and works as a teacher. They are very different people and the friend earning £200k wouldn't be able to work as a teacher and vice versa.

    There is so much more to life than qualifications and the sooner you realise that, the happier you will be.
  • Nelski
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    errrr raw for me :rotfl:

    mmm i heard you preferred raw:rotfl:

    (and still they dont get it)
  • IvanOpinion
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    Nelski wrote: »
    what you took your laptop:eek: :rotfl:
    .. there was 'lap' something .. but I don't think it was 'top' :D

    Ivan
    I don't care about your first world problems; I have enough of my own!
  • IvanOpinion
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    You're talking Scottish now Ivan, must have been a good game ;)
    I would like to point out I have never talked Scottish however my fingers are fluent in it :D

    ivan
    I don't care about your first world problems; I have enough of my own!
  • studentphil
    studentphil Posts: 37,640 Forumite
    Catseyez wrote: »
    Of course you can! A friend of mine earns just under £200k and has neither a masters nor a PhD. Yet another friend has a PhD (in music) and works as a teacher. They are very different people and the friend earning £200k wouldn't be able to work as a teacher and vice versa.

    There is so much more to life than qualifications and the sooner you realise that, the happier you will be.
    Thanks!! It seems people can get on without higher degrees.

    I am going to try to be happy after my degree and get on with life.
    I am going for a walk to see if I can feel better!!

    Take Care
    :beer:
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