got to say this is my faviroute podcast,love the authentic breakdown of the game especially for individuals like myself who are at the beginning of their career picking what they want to study at uni,I have a few questions-Do you think with the democratisation of skills it is less important to go to a top university and say for example someone is unable to get into a stem degree at a top uni but has a better chance of getting into a easier course just to get the uni reputation do you think it is still not worth the risk-im currently taking a gap year to get into a better uni however due to not having alevel maths I am limited in choices for getting into hard stem degrees,although I don't think its completly accurate theres a notion out there for young people to get into the best unis they can even if it is a less rigorous course just for the reputation.Would also love a Book list of all your recommended books have been rewatching these videos a couple of times to absorb everything!
Thank you Hamza, glad you enjoyed it. Send me a message via linkedin or twitter (link in description) and I will send you a voice-note to answer. - Cyrus
Also on tech do you think due to remote working it is possible for jobs in software dev to be outsourced and drive down wages or would you say this narrative is overblown I saw a video of peter thiel questioning whether there is a stem shortage and would love to know your perspective on the future for tech as it is hard to distinguish between all the misinformation out there, would be great if you could possibly do a definitive guide for young people on what you wished you knew at 18 about the industry and what you would have done differently
got to say this is my faviroute podcast,love the authentic breakdown of the game especially for individuals like myself who are at the beginning of their career picking what they want to study at uni,I have a few questions-Do you think with the democratisation of skills it is less important to go to a top university and say for example someone is unable to get into a stem degree at a top uni but has a better chance of getting into a easier course just to get the uni reputation do you think it is still not worth the risk-im currently taking a gap year to get into a better uni however due to not having alevel maths I am limited in choices for getting into hard stem degrees,although I don't think its completly accurate theres a notion out there for young people to get into the best unis they can even if it is a less rigorous course just for the reputation.Would also love a Book list of all your recommended books have been rewatching these videos a couple of times to absorb everything!
Thank you Hamza, glad you enjoyed it. Send me a message via linkedin or twitter (link in description) and I will send you a voice-note to answer. - Cyrus
Also on tech do you think due to remote working it is possible for jobs in software dev to be outsourced and drive down wages or would you say this narrative is overblown I saw a video of peter thiel questioning whether there is a stem shortage and would love to know your perspective on the future for tech as it is hard to distinguish between all the misinformation out there, would be great if you could possibly do a definitive guide for young people on what you wished you knew at 18 about the industry and what you would have done differently
Great video for spinning workouts.
Good amount of salt and heat.
We agree! :))