Liberal Arts Majors in Technical Professions

While we’ve hired many computer-science majors that have been critical team members, It’s noncomputer science degree holders who can see the forest through the trees. For example, our chief operating officer is a brilliant, self-­taught engineer with a degree in philosophy from the University of Chicago. He has risen above the code to lead a team that is competitive globally. His determination and critical-thinking skills empower him to leverage the power of technology without getting bogged down by it. His background gives him the soft skills – the people skills – that make him stand out as someone who understands our customers and knows how to bring the staff along.

Notes:

Reminds me of my own career graduating with an English Degree and going into Computer Programming.

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 Why I Was Wrong About Liberal-Arts Majors
Electronic/World Wide Web>Internet Article:  Kalt, David (Jun 1, 2016), Why I Was Wrong About Liberal-Arts Majors, Retrieved on 2016-06-03
  • Source Material [blogs.wsj.com]
  • Folksonomies: two cultures liberal arts


    Schemas

    29 JAN 2013

     The Two Cultures

    Memes concerning science and art, how they approach reality, how they are different, and how they are similar.
    Folksonomies: science art two cultures
    Folksonomies: science art two cultures
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