When admitted to universities, we do not take into account almost entirely the interest of the student, and people go where they can go. What comes out of this? That a person often studies at the university, so that then you can get better arranged, and not because he is interested in this industry of work. And leaves the university is not the master of his business, but the official. He will pass the exams, and all the assigned work will be done, but there will never be a highlight in his work, his work will never be a creative work.
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Somewhere in the late 1990s and early 1990s, a timid attempt was made to introduce such a thing in schools as "professional orientation." Analysis of the psychological characteristics of the high school student and issuing recommendations on the area of activity in which he will produce the maximum number of outcomes. But psychology is shit, every manager knows that, right? Well, what happened - in your quotation above...)))))