Education is good. But is college the best place to get the general education? The college will give you a piece of paper saying you have been given the opportunity to consider different subjects. But there is a substantial fee for that piece of paper and that paper doesn't not tell a potential employer if anything was learned or gained. Perhaps there is a better way to measure his desire to learn and his exposure to things outside of his computing field other than a piece of paper that may or may not tell me something of value.
BTW, I went to college. I took some graduate classes. But I would still hire the guy even with out the BS degree if my interview with him showed he was creative and able to solve problems.
What is the procedure to set up a coop? Is it the same from state to state? As you are an attorney did you do all of the paperwork yourself? What are the advantages and disadvantages of a coop over the other forms of organization?
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Education is good. But is college the best place to get the general education? The college will give you a piece of paper saying you have been given the opportunity to consider different subjects. But there is a substantial fee for that piece of paper and that paper doesn't not tell a potential employer if anything was learned or gained. Perhaps there is a better way to measure his desire to learn and his exposure to things outside of his computing field other than a piece of paper that may or may not tell me something of value.
BTW, I went to college. I took some graduate classes. But I would still hire the guy even with out the BS degree if my interview with him showed he was creative and able to solve problems.
What is the procedure to set up a coop? Is it the same from state to state? As you are an attorney did you do all of the paperwork yourself? What are the advantages and disadvantages of a coop over the other forms of organization?