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Mesabah 10-15-2019 08:31 AM


Originally Posted by deltabound (Post 2905339)
A very smart billionaire venture capitalist recently said this (paraphrased):

"Today's college degree's will soon be tomorrow's Taxi medallions."



Good statement about the credential mills (aka colleges) are starting to look like the emperor with no clothes. A degree is not knowledge, nor even a predictor of potential employee value.

It will eventually lead to a crisis within the next 20 years, and probably cause an economic depression. This job finally balanced with starting regional pay above $60,000, but for the rest of the economy, that's not possible.

chillynorth 10-16-2019 06:30 AM

Interested in this as well. If someone has a suggestion for who to go to for an evaluation of a Canadian 4 year degree please advise, thanks!

iaflyer 10-16-2019 06:38 AM


Originally Posted by deltabound (Post 2905339)
A very smart billionaire venture capitalist recently said this (paraphrased):

"Today's college degree's will soon be tomorrow's Taxi medallions."



Good statement about the credential mills (aka colleges) are starting to look like the emperor with no clothes. A degree is not knowledge, nor even a predictor of potential employee value.

Still... needed at Big D. Best of luck.

Yeah right. 15 years ago the director of training at my cargo company told everyone without a degree, "just wait 5 years, the majors won't require a degree". :rolleyes:

A college degree will likely always be required, if only to make the pile of resumes smaller. Also, interviewing someone who spent 4 years working through a college program implies that they stick with complicated training and completed it. Definitely relevant in an aviation career.

As I'm sure we have people with history degrees, english or whatever non-technical field, an engineering background isn't required to fly a plane. But I think a college degree certainly makes a better, well rounded pilot. And yes, I've flown with both.

Riverside 10-16-2019 06:59 AM


Originally Posted by chillynorth (Post 2906148)
Interested in this as well. If someone has a suggestion for who to go to for an evaluation of a Canadian 4 year degree please advise, thanks!

Why don't you message Delta pilot recruitment?

chillynorth 10-16-2019 07:26 AM


Originally Posted by Riverside (Post 2906169)
Why don't you message Delta pilot recruitment?

Sorry if this seems like a dumb question but where do I find their email?

RCAC 10-19-2019 05:17 AM


Originally Posted by chillynorth (Post 2906192)
Sorry if this seems like a dumb question but where do I find their email?

+1

I responded to the fixit email but haven't gotten a response.

Thank you very much.

DWC CAP10 USAF 10-19-2019 07:05 AM


Originally Posted by chillynorth (Post 2906192)
Sorry if this seems like a dumb question but where do I find their email?

https://www.facebook.com/deltapilotrecruiting/


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