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RUSH: Now, this job hunting thing. I mentioned this a couple days ago and just haven\u2019t gotten to it. It\u2019s a website I never heard of called Penelope Trunk blog, and I don\u2019t know what it is. I don\u2019t know if Penelope Trunk is the name. I don\u2019t know if Penelope has a trunk and that\u2019s what the blog is, no idea. I just know that I ran across this. <\/p>\n

“New Paths To Get A Great Job,” and I read it, and I\u2019m fascinated. She\u2019s obviously a young person. It\u2019s an advice piece. And I\u2019m reading it, and I\u2019m saying, “It\u2019s exactly what I did 40 years ago.” But yet to her it\u2019s brand-new. And she starts — I think it\u2019s a she because of Penelope. I don\u2019t even know if I\u2019m right about that. But this thing starts this way. <\/p>\n

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“Of course I have to open this post with something about how stupid college is.” Now, that grabbed me right at the get-go. “Colleges are finally responding to the problem they charge tons of money and then graduates are unemployable and in debt. Colleges are responding by becoming job preparation centers. And Frank Bruni, opinion editor for the New York Times, says this is a waste of time and resources. Here\u00c2\u2019s what\u00c2\u2019s better:<\/p>\n

“1. Skipping college.<\/line>The real issue we have with admitting that college is not a path to the work world is then we have to ask ourselves why we send our kids to high school. There is plenty of data to show that teens are able to manage their lives without the constraints of school. The book Escaping the Endless Adolescence is chock full of data, and a recent article by my favorite journalist, Jennifer Senior, shows that high school is not just unnecessary, but actually damaging to teens who need much more freedom to grow than high school affords.”<\/line><\/p>\n

Now, you can see how this was attractive to me, because I looked at all this as prison. I looked at all this as holding me back. I knew what I wanted to do, and high school and that stuff was an obstacle. It was keeping me from doing what I wanted. Now, don\u2019t misunderstand. You\u2019ve got kids listening, I\u2019m not trying to tell people don\u2019t go to school. I\u2019m just telling you how I looked at it. I\u2019m not advocating not going to high school. Of course I picked things up and learned, but as a young person I didn\u2019t want to be there. I knew what I wanted to do. By the way, I didn\u2019t do well in formal education, and at the time I remember having conversations with my parents. They were obsessed with me getting good grades, making the honor roll, of course, parental pride. <\/p>\n

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I never gave \u2019em that. I did get an A in penmanship one time. My mother was thrilled that I got an A in something. But I talked to them, “You know, this is too formulaic,” and my dad said, “They have to do it this way. There are too many kids. They have to come up with a formula that is the best for the most in terms of educating people. They can\u2019t tailor education to each individual,” which I understood and I understand that now. But my problem was I didn\u2019t fit the formula, but yet I got plugged into it like everybody did, and I didn\u2019t like it. I found ways around it, by the way. I found ways to do what I wanted to do, at the expense of doing other things. Now, this piece here says…<\/p>\n

“2. Focus on internships instead of school.<\/line>Kids should be working in internships in high school. Because the best path to a good job is a bunch of great internships. But great internships don\u00c2\u2019t go to people who need money. They are mostly for young people. Yes, this is probably illegal and classist and bad for a fluid society. But we will not debate that here. Instead we will debate why kids need to go to college if the internships are what make them employable?”<\/line><\/p>\n

The whole point of this is that we\u2019ve got a factory set up here. We\u2019ve got a formula that starts with kindergarten, preschool, whatever it\u2019s called, then elementary school, then middle school, then high school, then college, and this is a young person who is starting to say, “Wait a minute, I finish all that and I\u2019m still not employable. I finish all that and I\u2019m still not trained to do anything, and yet I owe somebody anywhere from 25 to $200,000.” <\/p>\n

So you\u2019ve got young people starting to ask themselves about the formula that they\u2019re being plugged into, and looking at alternatives to actually learning something. It\u2019s fascinating. Internships, think of apprenticeships, think of things that have been done in the past that this young person doesn\u2019t know. Whoever this is thinks they\u2019re onto something brand-new, never happened before. When in fact everything this person wants or thinks ought to be done has been done before and is now something that\u2019s in the past and is supposedly outdated or outmoded, apprenticeships, internships, you figure out what you want to do and you go there. Instead of going to high school, or you combine the two. But that\u2019s how you end up becoming employable. You actually get experience doing something. <\/p>\n

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Now, understandably some careers require a lot of education and a piece of paper saying you have been and then you have to pass certain tests. Doctors, lawyers, I mean, there\u2019s no substitute, you have to know that stuff and you have to be admitted to certain schools. So there are exceptions. But the person points out: “You cannot take this route if you\u00c2\u2019re saddled with huge student loans. You can\u00c2\u2019t take this route if you\u00c2\u2019re inundated by homework in required subjects you don\u00c2\u2019t care about. You can\u00c2\u2019t take this route if you have no work experience when you graduate college. It\u00c2\u2019s too late. (Don\u00c2\u2019t tell me you need to go to school to learn, okay? People just do not believe this anymore.)”<\/p>\n

Then the next suggestion here is: start a company instead of writing a resume. And she talks about the latest phenomena of how startups are happening in Silicon Valley. And she\u2019s right, or whoever wrote this is right. You know what\u2019s happening in Silicon Valley? Entrepreneurs are starting Internet type companies. A recent one is something called Wavii, it\u2019s about 10 or 12 people, I think, and they created a bunch of algorithms that will take AP, New York Times, whatever it is news copy and immediately rewrite it in conversational language, in an app for your phone or your iPad. Well, Google just snapped these guys up. It\u2019s called an aqua hire. They essentially acquired the business, but what Google really did was hire these people. <\/p>\n

So these guys who started Wavii, and this is one example, and I may not be fully up to speed on it, but rather than these guys having to stick with it and maybe go out of business in the process, they were hired as employees and their company was bought, too, but essentially their business was purchased by them becoming employees of Google to develop the program with Google engineers on tap, and there are countless examples of this type of thing happening in Silicon Valley. That\u2019s just one. And those type of things are referenced in this piece as young people actually in the workforce rather than in school. They\u2019re just focusing on things they love, they like to do using their talents and expertise, and they\u2019re earning a lot of money doing it without any real formal education. <\/p>\n

So young people are seeing this happen, and they\u2019re asking themselves, “Why am I in school here?” I don\u2019t know if anything will come of it. To me it is primarily fascinating because all of this is about going against the grain. Forget the formula. Screw what everybody says you have to do. Find what you\u2019re interested in, and find a way to go do it, which is what I did. They think it\u2019s new, which was what made me chuckle.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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