Common Knowledge etc, but Jamie Dimon made it official for the people who dont get it

[brocode]

https://www.aol.com/jamie-dimon-says-job-jpmorgan-220827644.html

CEO Jamie Dimon highlights the importance of diversity and personal traits over academic background, and the company is reducing its emphasis on formal degree requirements.

[Mr Looks]

classic virtue signalling statement

[brocode]

classic virtue signalling statement

it really doesnt matter what ur academic background is to work in a field

thankfully i intuitively knew this and got it validated many times including when i was pretty young from talking with a leading biotech researcher from NYC when i was a kid. he got his degree in a non STEM major.

i just posted this because of my frustration with retarded HRs/recruiters/Humanities&Arts faggots who dont understand that you dont need formal education in something to get a job.

like i was talking to this recruiter earlier and she was genuinely retarded and couldn't comprehend the idea of an electrical engineering student working in another field.
like bitch you are hiring people who are good at the required task and are well versed in the field, not someone who has the academic whatever fuck

[kathisterima]

Good thing for us no?

[brocode]

Good thing for us no?

it is a good thing for us, yes
especially us engineers. we are good at everything and built to excel at everything.

a guy who does engineering gets equipped with skills and an analytical mindset that gets him ready for everything.