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   KW> I studied computer science and took business classes in the summer time.   
   KW> Accounting 101 got my foot in the door at my college bookstore. I later   
   KW> took a job supporting their computer system and writing code, and it   
   KW> jump-started my career.   
      
   AT>Accounting 101 sounds like a useful course to take. And I think a college   
   boo   
     >ore manager could easily understand the value of it.   
      
   AT>But would people outside the college understand how good that course is? (I   
   d   
     >t it.)   
      
   Not entirely related but in my earlier working years, working for bigger   
   companies rather than self employed, I often took any job I could get   
   to get into a company and usually within a few months I was doing   
   something else at higher pay after showing them what I could do.   
      
   Not at all a comment on you guys but the number of people I've run into   
   over the years with university degrees that were total idiots is amazing.   
      
   Too often all a company will look for is a university degree. This is   
   how we end up with so many twits working for the government..   B)   
      
   Ha.. On a somewhat unrelated line.. I once applied for work at   
   the post office when they had a hiring blitz going on. I figured   
   it was a relatively stable job with good pay and benefits, but   
   the hiring process was pretty extreme with I.Q. and Psyche tests   
   required. I later heard back from them and was told that I was not   
   suited for the job because I'd scored too high on the I.Q. tests.   
      
   There was probably a message in there somewhere..   B)   
      
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