OT: Network admin opening at KU

[Zscoundrel]

Better watch out for that kind of seditious, treasonous talk!!!  While 
totally true, business managers (and I/T management in particular) are 
adamant about the deodorizing properties of an MBA. 

I firmly believe that the only requirement for an MBA is a frontal 
lobotomy - and I base this on 20 years of empirical observation.

Charles, Joshua Micah (UMKC-Student) wrote:

>There is a difference between having a Masters being educated.  If a phd
>is doing secretarial work, it's a big hint that they didn't learn
>anything. Although I'm still working on my first two degrees, so what do
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>Well, why not?  Most of us have become very used to being served by
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>I am agreeing with you though.  It's all a little ridiculous.
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>>Rant all you want, but it's a University and the poo-bahs aren't going
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>Drink deep, my brothers of the red koolaid.  It makes your head swell,
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>Someday, they will require a Ph.D. for secretarial work and helpdesk and
>they will wonder why they can't find anyone to do the job for $10/hr.
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>the ones they do get won't know how to do anything in the real world.
>Bah,
>I say, bah.
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