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Courses are a tax on stupidity or what?
Quite often I notice such courses SQL Fundamentals . This course costs 4500 rubles. According to the description, you can go through it yourself in two or three weeks. All information is on the Internet, free of charge, accessible and chewed.
I'm just wondering what it looks like from the employer's point of view. Here comes a person with a certificate from a geek***** and what does he think of the candidate? Is he goal oriented or lazy?
I have not watched these courses for how long, for me it is too long. Most of the courses can be completed in 3x-5x faster than in reality.
UPD:
I completely forgot that I was once young and green, and that with the help of the layout course, I began to get into the essence at times, just faster than when you are completely inexperienced and don’t know where to go.
My resentment has more to do with the price of the basics course. It is rather strange to sell the basics from the basics for money.
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Such courses are common information business. Beginners who want to get into IT and who do not understand what it is and how it is, while if they have learned to install chrome or firefox on their own and think that they are smarter than everyone else - a lot.
You can pay for courses in the following cases:
1. Courses with recognized certification - from Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, you can be specific from the manufacturers of a product
2. Overview courses on a product / engine / technology of a more advanced level, but this should not be basic technology, and courses can't be expensive. This is usually a few hours at the most.
3. If the company pays for the courses
4. English, German, Japanese, in general, the humanities, individual tutoring in difficult areas - some kind of matan, design with practice.
Courses are a tax on stupidity
Courses are a tax on stupidity or what?
I will answer as the author of this course.
It's not just some YouTube video tutorials or a bunch of rambling articles.
There is a full-fledged sequential curriculum with theory, practice and support.
Here comes a person with a certificate from a geek***** and what does he think of the candidate? Is he goal oriented or lazy?
It is rather strange to sell the basics from the basics for money.
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