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Exactly, there are companies today like https://qwertylabs.io/ that prioritize practical skills and creativity. They focus on real-world applications that support innovative thinking, especially in digital marketing.
I agree with you Lalita. I also believe it’s about how education is applied. It doesn’t have to be rigid, it can be about fostering creativity within a structured environment.
That’s a fair point. But, education often teaches critical thinking and problem-solving skills that are essential for long-term success. I’ve seen it benefit many of my colleagues at work who came after graduating.
I’m not so sure about that. Many successful entrepreneurs, like Richard Branson, didn't complete formal education yet are successful. Isn’t practical experience more important?
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