Topic: Benefit from Higher Education? - page 7. (Read 2113 times)

I think higher education is very important in our lives to achieve success, but without struggling you will not be successful either, I think achieving success is hard work, discipline and commitment.
 
In our life now we cannot be separated from its prestige, because the more we have higher education we will be respected by others, even though we have no ethics. and that's what's happening now.

The main question is, who develops these standards? What is their competence? And in general, there is a certain paradox - the old textbooks are much better in quality than the new textbooks. Take it, and just compare. The old textbooks are much clearer.

Even on developing countries on which i do live in which there are still institutions which does still have that educational standard which could really go in par with those top end ones when we do speak about quality
education despite of the market or economic condition but still i could say that it would really be that competitive.In speaking about on individual perspective about acquiring high education then it should
really be that a standard for someone to do so because we do know on what are the opportunities that it could give on someone who does have the opportunity on dealing up with things
which could give out advantage compared to those who have none.

this is indeed the biggest challenge for everyone who is in developing countries (actually even in developed countries the competition is just as tight). But in terms of getting quality higher education, of course in developing countries it is much more difficult. because most schools that have low costs are only able to provide standard education even with limited instructors. In fact, there are still many students who have not been able to develop the knowledge obtained theoretically into practice. because sometimes many schools in developing countries do not even have a special lab for each subject that requires practice. the lack of facilities clearly affects the quality of students and students in a school and higher education. so that competitiveness with foreigners in developing countries is indeed becoming more difficult. but for entrepreneurship I think it's easier to do in developing countries. because the cost of living and food staples are still cheaper in developing countries. so that to build an entrepreneur sometimes does not require a lot of large capital. but it all comes back to each individual respectively.

maybe it happens to almost all developing countries, that this dilemma will always be unavoidable, although maybe some developing countries have made changes by providing subsidies from the government for primary and secondary education and some have even reached the tertiary level by providing free education. but it can't go well because of the mentality that there is still abuse of authority in student admissions. so that admissions that should be free become an arena for corruption by determining certain payments so that they can be accepted as students. It is difficult to prove this incident, but it did exist and is real, so that education, which should be a good example, has been littered with actions that are not commendable.
maybe you are right that in your country there is very expensive education, maybe the same thing happened as I told you.
So if education is a milestone for people to be smart, it's already expensive, so when they become successful people in their field, it's not impossible to set expensive rates so they can return the funds spent while studying, such as doctors, lawyers, engineers, etc.
so if you want to compete with developed countries it will be difficult to do because the way of thinking is already oriented towards mutual benefits even though not everything has to be done that way.

In developed countries education is very cheap and even free, while I live in a developing country and to get quality education I have to pay at expensive universities, even to get into public universities I have to pay dearly, this is what makes education difficult to achieve in most developing countries it is difficult to improve the economy or be able to compete with foreign workers who usually have higher skills and education.

I agree since it is very essential that you know what entrepreneurship is and basically how to run businesses. It isn't just simple things since there are some technical aspects with regards to this such as analysis of the market and taxes. A degree of course would be of great help to entrepreneurs since they have first hand knowledge that they can use to lead their company. Although, it isn't necessary, you can make these as an advantage so that your company would continue to strive and excel in the market.

Yes, a highly educated person has more chances of success a highly educated person overcomes one obstacle after another in his life and reaches his goal, while a person struggles to overcome only one obstacle and fails to reach his goal. Extraordinary people do not wait for opportunities, and ordinary people seek security in life we should keep our eyes fixed on the goal we want to reach in life.

When talking about higher education that is obtained formally then of course a diploma will not be very useful in entrepreneurship. but knowledge gained from formal education is also needed in building entrepreneurship. because after all insight is needed in building a business.

maybe I on the one hand believe that today's successful people are indeed different from the past, now education is indeed needed, but it doesn't have to reach too high a level either. Knowledge is indeed needed, but it doesn't have to be up to master's degree, you just need to be up to bachelor's degree which is also enough, because what is needed is precisely tenacity and dedication that continues to want to develop in running the business that is involved.
Education as high as possible is needed if you want to work in a company, not in your own business or business.
in principle, education is still needed because it will open up insights in knowledge that may not be obtained at the level of business that is involved.

Yes there are many richest people in the world right now who doesnt finished their studies. But in the present time, I think that is not applicable right now, yes theres still people who become successful in business because of hardwork that they put on it but it takes lot of time. Having higher education still a good thing to have. It brodens your mind in the world and also in the business part especalially if it is your course. Some of the benefit of it is, in finding a job you have higher chance to get hired because of the educational background that you have. As I see on those who doesnt finished their schooling, it takes lot of application before they get hired compare to graduate student. Im not degrading them just to be clear, my point is, its still better to have good background education to make it more easy for us when it comes in finding a good job in the future.

One of the advantages of higher education is that it is not compulsory. And a person can determine for himself or herself whether he or she needs to improve his or her skills in something. And it is worth considering that getting a higher education takes quite a lot of time.

That depends on what are you aiming for if you have higher education or not. Starting a business doesn't need higher education and I can say that this is true since I have seen people who are in poverty and yet becoming rich just because of his business and determination to continue running the business. One of it is my uncle who doesn't have higher education but now has many property bought because of the business he run.

Yes, we do see some people do really upgrade and become successful when it comes to entrepreneurship but we know that not all would really be successful into that path which means we arent all good

marketers or something like that.This is why it would really be still that important on having that higher education or simply finished up a degree on making yourself not only open to job opportunities but also you could acquire knowledge which would really be helpful on whatever you would really be doing.Its really totally different for those people who do have some educational background
compared to those who had none but of course we cant really generalize all since learning could be acquired so easily nowadays.

You have already delved into fantasy, but in order to own these advantages of progress, we will need money, and this is a distant topic from education. Entrepreneurship will simply become different, and those who can better adapt to it will benefit from it, and not those with better education. In the future, perhaps even education will be different, in a different form, and most likely according to a different program.

Both are important! It depends on how we absorb all the wisdom in it. In higher education, aspects that exist outside, it turns out, also exist in the Education Environment in the form of organization, and building relationships for example. That's why you say that most successful people actively participate in all organizations and are active in building relationships.

So, successful people need experience too, not just theories learned in education. Theory will also benefit if practiced directly by the recipient. The point is the practice of knowledge is important in the case of learning.

The point is that education is actually a tool for forming new mindsets and innovations, if everything has been formed, then there will be a desire to realize the idea, in which the ideas we do become an experience.

Correct. and at a certain point or in certain situations we actually sometimes need a higher education background. like building relationships and so on. but when practicing in the field, of course skill is the most prioritized. even so between direct experience and educational background both are important things that are directly or indirectly useful for building our entrepreneurship can develop.

Ah, the perpetual quandary: is top-tier schooling indispensable for entrepreneurial prosperity? Positively, my valued associate, it's a coin with two faces! On one side, acquiring proficiency in commerce tactics, fiscal acumen, and advertising can create a robust framework for establishing and cultivating a business. However, a plethora of triumphant entrepreneurs never attended higher learning institutions!

Time for a reality check. As we advance towards an economy driven by bitcoin and virtual tokens, it's imperative to remember that the guidelines are ceaselessly transforming. What will the future bring? Imagine a world in 10 years where we navigate through the skies in airborne cars and exchange wares using teleportation mechanisms!

That is why those entrepreneurs or businessmen—we mostly heard that they go to school again—do so to acquire knowledge as well as certificates. Most business owners don't go to business school before they start their business; they are just normal people, and when they got into entrepreneurship and got success from it, they got hungry for more knowledge to be more successful, which is why others still go to school.

Higher education can provide valuable knowledge and skills that can be helpful for entrepreneurship, such as business strategy, finance, and marketing. However, practical experience and skills gained through hands-on work are also important. While having a degree may not guarantee success in entrepreneurship, it can provide a strong foundation and may be beneficial in obtaining certain licenses or certifications. Ultimately, the usefulness of higher education for entrepreneurship will depend on the individual's specific circumstances and goals.