Why companies hire Harvard/Oxford graduates - Jordan Peterson #shorts

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[daveytrump]

That's the reason they pick our next politicians from the top private schools!
They have already been screened and it keeps the working class out of politics.

[jbllc]

It's actually the networking provided by parents who can afford to send you to Harvard.

[randolphtorres]

I wouldn’t mind spending a year in a library

[ollielon]

I have not been to a traditional university but I can for sure tell you that different environments really lead to different results. You can drop a naturally "intelligent" person in a bad neighborhood but with a library and it is very unlikely they'll benefit from it. You can drop a less than "intelligent" person in a good neighborhood and they'll do much better academically, even if they don't use the library. Oxford has a tutorial system and this really benefits naturally curious minds. Oxford doesn't just filter out great students. It's education system really is better. That is not an opinion, it is a fact (assuming that what you consider better is an education system designed for the curious mind).

[bobonaqa]

Well there is also the access to world-class researchers, and some of the most brilliant people walking on earth. I think that can translate into a better education. Also, differences in education exist. Don't know if Harvard is hard in particular, but I know some unis make it easier than others to pass and graduate.

[طالبالعلم-تص]

The most impressive thing about Harvard is getting in

[Hitokiiry]

People that go into private schools are smarter? Isn't that the same as people that have money that couldn't have the necessary performance to enter a public one?

[Michael-mhtw]

What a stupid claim. Universities do have differing levels of exam difficulty. Yes, his point about smarter people being in these unis makes sense, but they are selective because the uni is also difficult.

[freeraiderfranc]

Selection through heritage.
Dominant casts write the way of perennial of their genes.

[toptv]

I find this dumb though 😂😂... Makes no real sense for real