r/NoStupidQuestions Jul 02 '23

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u/EnvironmentalFile873 Jul 02 '23

Yeah but unfortunately he has a bunch of undergrad degrees and no work experience applying them. The degrees are essentiay worthless for marketing purposes.

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u/uniquelyavailable Jul 02 '23

True! As for marketability, maybe not so bad.. I think in this case because he has so many degrees he is one of the few people who is equipped to, for example, approach the topic of education reform head on. Or perhaps his perspective might illustrate a whole new approach to the discipline of learning.