Abstract Nelson Mandela once quoted, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Acquiring is a job is primary purpose and focus of every student after graduation. Today students are lured or forced in their early years to choose an education specialty that will help them acquire skills required to find a successful career in that very field. The job market changes in seasons are exposing graduates to a greater risk, since the skills may not keep them employable after the employment market crashes. This paper analyzes Professor Peter Cappelli’s piece of work, “Why Focusing Too Narrowly in College Could Backfire.” It specializes in discussing facts of the author’s writing and evaluating the success of those events.
Why Focusing Too Narrowly In College Could Backfire
Introduction
Professor Peter Cappelli wrote the article, “Why Focusing Too Narrowly in College Could Backfire,” from The Wall Street Journal. Professor Cappelli is the …show more content…
The author clarifies the dangers of specialization and advises students to take time before choosing courses. Sometimes parents and the society can mislead one during course selection. Therefore, students should rely on advice and information from the career office (Warikoo & Deckman, 2014). The writer exhibits accuracy in the information provided as he gives evidence on engineering jobs are becoming unmarketable before graduation. The information depicts great significance to not only students but also the career advisors who occasionally mislead kids. Professor Cappelli continues clarifying the thesis by providing the dangers of specialization (Cappelli, 2013). The author skillfully introduces his ideas and perfectly concludes it by offering the solutions towards the
Why Focusing Too Narrowly In College Could Backfire
Introduction
Professor Peter Cappelli wrote the article, “Why Focusing Too Narrowly in College Could Backfire,” from The Wall Street Journal. Professor Cappelli is the …show more content…
The author clarifies the dangers of specialization and advises students to take time before choosing courses. Sometimes parents and the society can mislead one during course selection. Therefore, students should rely on advice and information from the career office (Warikoo & Deckman, 2014). The writer exhibits accuracy in the information provided as he gives evidence on engineering jobs are becoming unmarketable before graduation. The information depicts great significance to not only students but also the career advisors who occasionally mislead kids. Professor Cappelli continues clarifying the thesis by providing the dangers of specialization (Cappelli, 2013). The author skillfully introduces his ideas and perfectly concludes it by offering the solutions towards the