Here is an MBA which doesn't release any certification, in order to align incentives for teachers and students https://twitter.com/justmba_/status/876370870935179264 …
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Even now, few grasp that credentials were never more than a bad proxy for ability.https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/28/technology/tech-jobs-skills-college-degree.html …
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Bingo. Hopeful shorthand for people ill-equipped to assess competence.
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Most people socially conditioned to believe skill acquisition requires formal certification (boy scout badge to validate ability)
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More of an excuse to segregate by economic class.
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We've never required a degree. A lot of calcified bad ideas can come from college.
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How could someone grasp this until you start seeing where it fails?
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But, credentials are more often an indication of wealth and influence, which historically is more important than individual competence.
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Says the guy who stands on the shoulders of Cornell and Harvard.
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That "selection process" may have been "can you afford to get in?" Credentials = a way to throw $$ at said shortcut (much of the time)
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