Michael Saylor says college degrees will become less and less important.
He’s saying this to young people who feel anxious about their prospects. He graduated from MIT and now runs a company that puts $BTC on its balance sheet, so he has some credibility when he says it.
The hiring process is indeed changing. For people who can deliver results right away, a degree is just a bonus. Those without work to show for themselves don’t make it past the first round.
$BTC won’t change course because of a piece of career advice. What really affects the price is the flow of capital and liquidity—an entirely different matter from what he’s saying here.
Over the past two years, the settings in which he speaks have continued to broaden: from the price of crypto to employment, education, and AI’s impact on jobs. As holders position themselves as industry observers, the contexts in which they’re quoted will change too.
He’s saying this to young people who feel anxious about their prospects. He graduated from MIT and now runs a company that puts $BTC on its balance sheet, so he has some credibility when he says it.
The hiring process is indeed changing. For people who can deliver results right away, a degree is just a bonus. Those without work to show for themselves don’t make it past the first round.
$BTC won’t change course because of a piece of career advice. What really affects the price is the flow of capital and liquidity—an entirely different matter from what he’s saying here.
Over the past two years, the settings in which he speaks have continued to broaden: from the price of crypto to employment, education, and AI’s impact on jobs. As holders position themselves as industry observers, the contexts in which they’re quoted will change too.
