Retiree journalists compete with graduates over jobs

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• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
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  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

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• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply
• Irksome 1 month ago

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer ...
  read full comment

  I have a simple question for you: In the context of Cameroon, if you own a private business or school that requires you to pay taxes and staff salaries while striving to deliver the highest quality standards, would you prefer to employ experienced and credible individuals who can make that happen, or would you hire amateurs who cannot distinguish their left from their right just because they have a degree? Don't you notice that the Cameroonian education system has been hacked, producing graduates who lack practical skills despite holding degrees? Would you trust such individuals? Take a moment to reflect on what you have just written and consider the lack of critical thinking. You exemplify what journalism should not be. The media is not a platform for expressing personal opinions. However, I don’t entirely blame you, as you are a product of the educational system I am talking about. You don't even see that those individuals you have named are legends trying to preserve a legacy that risk extinction.

  reply